SF Weekly LOVES Dom & Bella!
Please click HERE to read what the SFWeekly had to say about Come Fly With Me Nude.
A feature-length film about art, berets, and finding your muse.
June 19, 2005
ALMOST THERE….
Editor extraordinaire Jonathan Parra is this close to having the picture locked, and the score is in the works by musical genius Patrick Bowsher. Stay tuned… Come Fly With Me Nude is coming soon to a theatre near you!
GOOD TIMES AT THE FUNDRAISER
Thanks to Amante, Lavay Smith, The Ramp, Skyy Spirits, Rogue Ale, and especially 2the9s Events for making the fundraiser a smashing success. And a darn good time too! 
We are still seeking finishing funds! Visit home page for more details.
DOM & BELLA ON THE RADIO!
That’s right, we were interviewed on KPFA* (in Berkeley) about our performance in the 13th Annual San Francisco Fringe Festival! To hear the interview, click on the word BUTTON . For more information, to purchase tickets, etc. etc, please visit http://www.sffringe.org/fringe04/plays04/comeflyw.html
So inspired were we by Berkeley’s rich history as a hotbed of revolution, we decided to head straight over to the campus afterward and engage students in a passionate sing-along. It was more like a sing-alone (save one accordion player who joined in on a few ditties), but nonetheless, we felt the magic of sitting in the shadows of the watchtower.
*Founded in 1949 by Lewis Hill, a pacifist, poet, and journalist, KPFA was the first community supported radio station in the USA. KPFA broadcasts on 94.1 FM, San Francisco and KPFB 89.3 FM, Berkeley.
Much of their programming is local, original and eclectic, with a well produced mix of news and in depth public affairs, an ongoing drama, literature and performance series, interviews, and reviews. Best part: their music ranges from folk to hip hop, Bach to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Please check them out at www.kpfa.org.
Who draws these things?
Ladies and Gentlemen, Angus Oblong
All images of Dom & Bella are drawn by Angus Oblong, creator of the cult-hit animated series “The Oblongs”. To enter Angus’s world and see more of his art, go to www.angusoblong.com . We recommend sitting before doing so. You might want to have a drink handy too.
