Everybody's doing the Rosen-dance!

In the tradition of Micky and Carlo, the two unlucky (or lucky, depending which side you are on) actors hired to play Rosencrantz and Guildenstern in Theo Horace’s play “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Undead” who constantly try to find new ways of improving or modernizing their characters names, this video is called “The Rosendance”…do the Rosen-dance this Halloween and be the cool kid at the party…

Dancelvania

Spooky spoken words have a long tradition in dance music. From Vincent Price’s crackly low monologue over “Thriller” to Nigel Tufnel’s attempt to capture the dark mysteries of “Stone ‘enge” to almost any intro of a Doctor Octagon song.

Following in that tradition, and maybe a little inspired by Rocky Horror, a scene from “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Undead” was just included in a Halloween Dance song.

A DJ known as Dancelvania put a beat under Theo Horace’s dialogue where he teaches the vampire slave girls to turn human’s into vampires. Check it out here



And for those of you in Los Angeles California this Saturday, October 24th, get into the Halloween spirit by seeing a sneak preview of “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Undead” at the Arclight. 9 pm.

Tix available here.

Los Angeles Sneak Preview

Hollywood’s love affair with vampires is as old as the film industry itself and has been a staple since the silent days.
In fact the most famous vampire, Count Dracula, has been the subject of more films than any other fictional character.

And in a few days, Hollywood will be showing love for the best Vampire-Shakespeare-Holy Grail-Romantic Comedy ever made.

“Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Undead”will be screening on
Saturday, October 24, at 9:00 PM a the Hollywood Film Festival, established in 1997.

Tickets are available here or at www.arclightcinemas.com For $12
starting October 12.



The festival is composed of Animation, Comedy (that’s the one we’re in) Documentary, Kids, Horror, Independent, International Film, Shorts Film, World (how is this different from international, I wonder?) and Digital (which should be the same as indipendant, maybe…)

According to their website “The Hollywood Film Festival®, was created to bridge the gap between established Hollywood, indie filmmakers and the global creative community, as well as to honor excellence in the art of filmmaking.”