LIVING IN SEQUENCE COMIC ART GALLERY PUBLICITY TOUR CLOSES
The incredibly successful "Living In Sequence" Comic Art Gallery Event held its official artist closing on Saturday, March, 30th at the Visitor's Center at Poe Park in The Bronx. Due to the enormous popular, demand, the event had been extended one full month past it's original intended closing date!
The publicity and information presence of "Fathers Of The Dark Knight" was a popular attraction at the gallery. Hundreds of visitors, young and old, from the tri-state area enjoyed the opportunity to see production stills and actual production costumes on display! Writer Producer, Director, Roberto Williams was on hand to answer questions about the upcoming production and to share his feelings and insights about the historic collaboration between Bob Kane, Bill Finger, and Jerry Robinson... the main subject matter of "FATHERS OF THE DARK KNIGHT"!
Visitors also has the opportunity to meet key cast and crew members of this ambitious production!
A hearty "congratulations" and "Thank you" go out, first and foremost to Mr. Ray Felix, curator of the "Living In Sequence" Comic Art Gallery Event! Mr. Felix's support of "Fathers of the Dark Knight" has been invaluable, and the production is eternally in his debt for allowing us to participate in this incredible event opportunity!
Sincere "thank you's" must also be extended to the parents and cast members of FOTDK , who so graciously extended their time and support to the production during this month long gallery event.
Lastly, (but most certainly not least), enormous gratitude is extended to Mrs. Zaida Soler Williams for all of her continued, love, affection, and support.
Rehearsals officially begin !
Director Roberto Williams has officially begun the rehearsals for "Fathers Of The Dark Knight" three months ahead of schedule! Mr. Williams conducted vocal and fight scene rehearsals early this afternoon with Mr. Andrew Davis Feliz who will be portraying The Batman in the summer stage production.
Rehearsals will be conducted two to three days a week with the various available cast members, and then expanded to additional days as the summer approaches. Rehearsals will then transfer to the production's final theater space approximately one month prior to the show premiere.