Last night’s opening of Beyond Sight at the Stella Adler Acting Studio was a weepy affair, as far 
as the audience was concerned. But writer/director Jeremy Aldridge has every reason to celebrate. Now fresh of the weekly award winning AF, Aldridge has created a new musical around an assorted cast starring blind actor Robert Smith and former U.S. Marine Ginger Lawrence.
Still raw but with a lot off promise, Beyond Sight is a woven story taken from authentic military vets’ experience. It is sure to be a veritable catharsis for mass audiences. Gia On The Move was in attendance. Review forthcoming. Stop in and show this production some love. Presented by CRE Outreach, empowering veterans and the blind in the community through the performing arts.
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Tracey Paleo is the publisher and personality of Gia On The Move. She is a Board Member/Awards Chair of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle (LADCC). A Theater Critic, she also occasionally contributes to Broadway World Los Angeles.
As a lifelong supporter of and performer within the arts, Tracey began her professional career as an actress and dancer appearing on television, radio, stage and in movie at the age of eight. Her writing career began at age twelve when she was asked to review the entire collection of the Hardy Boys Nancy Drew Mysteries as a young reviewer for the Boston Phoenix.
As a performer she is most recognized for her lead role in Martin Scorsese’s, “The Departed”, as Darlene and her appearances on Law & Order Criminal Intent. She also appeared as a lead dancer in the 80s hit dance show, “Dance Jam 88”.
Tracey has written for a variety of media outlets and blogs including Discover Hollywood, The Tolucan Times, and Food Truck News. She is the former Editor of FootLights Publishing.
2 responses to “Los Angeles Director Jeremy Aldridge: In Demand”
Reblogged this on Tracey Paleo and commented:
CRE Outreach has partnered with award winning Los Angeles writer/direct Jeremy Aldridge in a new musical…empowering veterans and the blind in the community through the performing arts. If you are in Los Angeles, show this piece some love!
I am so glad that you are letting folks know about companies that produce new plays. So many theaters rehash the oldies but goodies and forget that new works are timely, exciting and support living playwrights.