Just got home from a whirlwind tour of advance screenings of The Pain And The Power across the Pacific Northwest. My brain is mush and my heart is full. 🖤

Boise, Bend, Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Baker City, and Eugene: Thank you for showing up, watching the film with us, and sharing so much of yourselves afterward. And huge love to Idaho Film Society, Tin Pan Theater, Clinton Street Theater, SIFF Film Center, Magic Lantern on Main, Churchill Baker School, and Art House for hosting the screenings. Read the rest of this entry »

“I moved to NYC in 2004 and had a mission: to continue my work in the theater. However, when I moved there, I found that I needed to have a different game plan. I was not willing to play the role as a pleading actress, blindly sending out headshots and résumés in hopes that I could get an agent. I knew that bitterness and lack of control over my career would creep in and destroy what spark I had. I thought maybe I could perform in a cabaret setting, producing my own shows and showing my skills under my own terms. Then they would all be begging for me to come join projects. It worked eventually, but it took seven years.” – Rizo

RIZO x LOGAN LYNN
for HuffPost Entertainment (2012)

(Photo by Logan Lynn)