I don’t make this stuff up, because life is short. So enjoy!
“Narrator Michael Goldstrom matches Inkling’s mysterious background with an ambiguously shifting accent. He colors Emily Jenkins’s clever story with enthusiasm that highlights the humor in every predicament.” A.M.P. © AudioFile 2011, Portland, Maine [Published: AUGUST 2011]
]]>Steven Stanley, hands down Los Angeles’ most ardent supporter of theater – seeing over 279 shows this year – gave a wonderful nod to LUV listing me as one of the better Comedy Actors here in LA. As the French say: Steven is le bomb.
“As Harry, Michael Goldstrom gives off whiffs of the best mimes and physical comedians, his eyes revealing the heartbroken loser in Harry….a master of physicality and wryness and works in a heightened yet truthful style.”
-Backstage West, Critics’ Pick
Click to read full review in Backstage
“Some of the most dazzlingly funny performances you’re likely to see any time in the foreseeable future. Exhibiting a sad sack slouch, razor sharp comic timing, and one hilarious physical feat after another, Goldstrom deserves every one of the countless laughs he inspires.”
- StagesceneLA
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“Particularly nimble as Harry, mentally and physically, is Michael Goldstrom, who bears a notable resemblance to a young Charlie Chaplin, especially when outfitted with a cane.”
-Jewish Journal
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“the actors shine in physical comedy… The Chaplinesque Michael Goldstrom as Harry Berlin gives a delightfully energetic performance. His sense of maelstrom is overwhelming and his antics provide much of the humor…”
-Examiner
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“Very funny stuff, beautifully, and hilariously portrayed by the three combatants, especially the suicidal Harry.”
-Beverly Hills Press
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Or call 310-364-0535. Tickets are $25 and $23.
Michael Goldstrom is in LUV
for a limited time only
LUV
A comedy by Murray Schisgal
with Michael Goldstrom, Rob Roy Cesar and Betsy Zajko
Directed by Howard Teichman
Teaming up with the same director and theater that brought you the celebrated west coast premiere of Modern Orthodox, I’m playing Harry Berlin in a rare production of LUV, written by Murray Schisgal, the future co-author of Tootsie. LUV was nominated for a Tony in 1964, and the most recent production was a lesbian version in Berkeley: it can only go up.
Modern Orthodox at Theatre 40 had a great response:
“Goldstrom is a tour de force that will leave you roaring.” Los Angeles Times
“blisteringly funny.” LA Weekly
“Michael Goldstrom is hilarious.” ReviewPlays.com
“superbly spot-on, marvelously colorful characterization” Backstage West
“absolutely magnificent” LAStageScene.com
WHEN IS IT
Six weeks only.
May 18 – June 26th, 2011
Wednesday – Saturday @ 8 pm
Sunday @ 2 pm.
WHERE IS IT
Theatre 40
241 S. Moreno Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
HOW DO I GET TO SEE IT
Or call 310-364-0535. Tickets are $25 and $23.
SOME HALF PRICE TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE
Due to the size of the theater, this will sell out. Reserve early.
p.s. Limited Industry comps available for those of the agent or casting director caste. Click here to Email me.
p.p.s. AEA-SAG-WGA-DGA-AFTRA w/ID: 1/2 price at the door on a standby basis.
]]>My friend and director, writer, editor Vladimir Nagorny made this short, in which I make an appearance. Guess which one I am…
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Lo, the Partners Trust have created wonderful video starring the glamorous George Segal, Richard Benjamin, Ross Benjamin, and myself as a Realtor.
I briefly considered entering the profession, then realized it was not necessary.
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While conducting research on cocaine, Sigmund Freud suddenly discovers the Oedipus Complex…
Directed by
Edouard Getaz
Writer
Jessica Sharzer
Producers
Natalie Altshuler … producer
Andrew Barchilon … line producer
Edouard Getaz … producer
Francine Lusser … producer
Gérard Monier … producer
Cast - in credits order
Michael Goldstrom … Sigmund Freud
Aria Alpert … Martha Bernays
Meg Gibson … Amalia Freud
Rob Besserer … Jakob Freud
Scott Cohen … Philipp Freud
Jerry Matz … The Rabbi
Frédéric Polier … The Carriage Driver
Stewart Steinberg … Uncle Elias
Jeremy Rishe … Alexander Freud
Joy Shatz … Mitzi Freud
Emerie Snyder … Dolfi Freud
Tony Vincent … The Dandy
Cathy Campagna … The Bearded Lady
Bo Corre … The Curvy Hostess
Walter Dunderville … The Shemale Waiter
Heather Bullock … The Opium Smoker
Vanessa Kai … The Japanese Wife
Farrah Krenek … 1st woman in black suit
Owen Lund … The Dancing Husband
David Prum … The Austrian Sommelier
Kit Redding … The Young Dandy
Allyson Reilly … The Maid
Hollie K. Seidel … 2nd woman in black suit
Richard Shubert … 2nd Phrenologist
Elisangela … The Serpentine Woman
Yoshi Takao … The Japanese Husband
Walter White … The African Waiter
Jim Wisniewski … 1st Phrenologist
Wallace Wood … The Phrenologists’ Patient
Original Music
Jean-Michel Bernard
Cinematographers
Simon Baechler
Editors
Angelo Corrao
Casting Directors
Todd M. Thaler
Art Directors
Meg Vinson
Costume Designers
Catherine Zuber
Second Unit Directors or Assistant Directors
Sonia Rossier … first assistant director
Sound Department
Gabriel Hafner … sound designer
François Musy … sound designer
Camera and Electrical Department
Josh M. Allen … electrician
Joe Anderson … camera technician: RED camera
Joe Anderson … data wrangler
Nathaniel Bates … electrician
Seán Linehan … board operator
Patrick Murray … best boy electric
Megan Nole … grip
Isias Meno Payne … key grip
Andrew Roddewig … electrician
Jeremy Rodriguez … grip
Jason Sarrey … grip
Meg Schrock … gaffer
Production Companies
| Tipi’mages | |
| Intercontinental Pictures |
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