Hello there, everybody. This is Nicholas Brendon, and I am audioblogging right now.
It’s been a while. I was doing a play with Richard Kind and a director by the name of Paul Mazursky called Adam Baum and the Jew Movie, and it was a lovely experience. So I kind of got caught up in that, and I’m also just a lazy bum, and I apologize. So for the three people out there that are actually going to hear this audioblog, this is for you.
Last week’s “Watch With Kristin” column at EOnline included a little nugget about Nick’s possible future on Criminal Minds in the coming season:
Who Blew Up? I get the feeling that Thomas Gibson’s Hotchner might not be so safe. See, I asked Kirsten if we’d be seeing any more of Nicholas Brendon as her hacker boyfriend, Kevin Lynch, and she told me, “Yes, I think so, but before that, we have a very interesting arc with a gorgeous hunk-a-ma-lot named Thomas Gibson. We spend a lot of time at first dealing with his issues.” Ruh-roh.
Adam Baum and the Jew Movie has been extended yet again! You can catch Nicholas, along with new co-stars Kip Gilman and Riley Ceder, in the play through Aug. 17.
Nick will follow that up with a visit to Collectormania Glasgow. He’s scheduled to appear Saturday, Aug. 23, and Sunday, Aug. 24.
Adam Baum and the Jew Movie has been extended through Aug. 3 at The Hayworth Theatre in Los Angeles! If you want to see Nicholas and his co-stars, however, you’re going to have to go either this Saturday (July 26) or next week — it’s sold out this Thursday, Friday and Sunday!
Nicholas will be back on the stage next month! He’s joining Adam Baum and the Jew Movie, taking over the role of Garfield Hampson Jr. from Hamish Linklater. Richard Kind is Samuel Baum and Gregory Mikurak is Adam.
Nicholas will begin his run July 11. The show is scheduled to run Thursdays through Sundays, June 6-July 20, at The Hayworth Theatre, 2509 Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angeles.
And if you want pictures from Nick’s recent turn in The Blank Theatre Company’s Young Playwrights Festival? You can find them at the festival’s Web site. Scroll to the bottom of the page for photos from Three Headed Dog.
