Joe Jung: Links

Philip Jung: This is my dad's web site. He just won the Independent Publishers' Book Award for his first publication, a collection of short stories. Check it out!

Theater

Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
Project: Theater: I am proud to be artistic director of this company. We have been creating theater since 2004 and specialize in creating unique, refreshing, exhilerating theater experiences from works that are new, new-to-New-York, or lapsed from the NY Theater scene. Check out our web site for show info, training classes, and other exciting theater news.
78th Street Theatre Lab: A great little theater on the Upper West Side where Project: Theater will be performing in the near future. Great rates, great management, great artistic outlook.
Double Edge Theatre: A-mazing theatre company based in Massachussetts. They live, train, and create on their own farm.
The Hypocrites: A talented and innovative theatre company in Chicago.
The Wooster Group
La Mama ETC
Kathleen Baum / Biomechanics: I took a workshop from Kathleen Baum in Biomechanics when I was in grad school. This demanding physical approach to acting was one of the best learning experiences I have ever had.
Jessi Blue Gormezano: A lovely and talented actress.

D.B. Rielly: D.B. Rielly, someone once called him "the Emenem of zydeco." I don't know if that's what I'd call him, but I would venture to say that no one has a better time playing music than D.B. Rielly and his band.
The Avett Bros.: Take the best traditional foot-stompin' mountain folk and let it ferment for thirty years in 150 proof ROCK and you might end up with this trio from North Carolina. One live show from these guys will have you hooked. They'll change your life.
Robbie Gil: Formerly of Ahab Seamus, Robbie adds an intensity rarely experienced in the world of the "singer-songwriter". His songs seem like soul-bearing confessions to some higher power but without care as to what the final judgment may be.
Waltz Astoria: A great little coffee/tea/wine/beer cafe right in Astoria. The open mic on Wednesdays always brings in a friendly, attentive, gracious crowd along with a lot of talented performers.
Nick Drake: The quiet king of the sotto voce crowd. This site has tabs for almost all of Drake's tunes. Very thorough and informative.
Dave Van Ronk: The Mayor of Macdougal Street. Some of the meanest fingerpicking and most intense vocals ever came from this guy.