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ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE SALLY KIRKLAND TO COSTAR WITH MEL ENGLAND IN LOVE ANONYMOUS

"a glory of human warmth and feeling... spectacular "

independentcritics.com 1/2

Little Big Top Wraps in Indiana
The Sid Haig Interview

 Jon Voight to Attend Heartland...


Mel England in "Swimming with the Polar Bears" Off-Broadway
Joanne Camp Stars in  Hecuba


Little Big Top Movie Review
Hecuba, Off Broadway

HOROVITZ'S 3 WEEKS TO PLAY L.A. AND N.Y.C.
BROADWAY'S CAMP CROWNED TROJAN QUEEN The Wonder! A Woman Keeps a Secret in NYC

Israel Horovitz Remembers 9/11

OOBR.COM 
"Not to be outdone, Mel England as the poor fool who stopped by her office (climbing through an honest-to-God trapdoor!) to get her signature, did some tap-dancing for himself. He even did a cartwheel!"

CURTAINUP.COM
...the talented Mel England who plays the determined Colonel Briton, the Englishman abroad in search of a broad. This is a bold player, indeed. He struts and pounces, as much an athlete as a gifted actor. His Colonel Briton is a man with a mission. No Portuguese maiden is safe. Mr. England steals the stage with his magnetic presence...

MEL ENGLAND/SID HAIG INTERVIEW

MEL ENGLAND INTERVIEW

"ONE OF A KIND"

"affecting...and... ingenious."

"A vaudevillian tour-de-force"


"England offers the evening's most touching performance, as the young, guilt-racked Don Parritt."

NYTHEATRE.COM  -- NAVAJO MEMOIRS
THIS PICTURE'S GOT OSCAR WRITTEN ALL OVER IT... England's satire of Hollywood's version of the birth of a nation is, as we learn over the course of the piece, also an elaborate metaphor for his own nativity... a vision quest... the old MGM logo serves as backdrop for... this romantic Western... a sweeping, time-traveling historical epic, encompassing everything from the Conquistadors to Manifest Destiny... the story of a Navajo princess (played by Elizabeth Taylor, of course; this is MGM) and her love for a handsome American officer (played by Montgomery Clift)… with an all-star supporting cast, including Bette Davis as Isabella of Spain and Orson Welles as the Pope, and a juicy plot integrating the tangled family trees of European royalty, religious conversions and one Native girl's search for love and protection...


Mel England shares his thoughts on quality of life, Love, returning to innocence, meaning of life, and happiness. This conversation was recorded on the streets of Greenwich Village in NYC on October 20, 2003.