New York Theatre Workshop will present Michael Weller’s Beast beginning Aug. 29.

Directed by Jo Bonney, the new work will officially open Sept. 15 and run through Oct. 12. The cast will feature Raul Aranas, Jeremy Bobb, Lisa Joyce, Logan Marshall-Green, Larry Pine, Eileen Rivera, and Corey Stoll.

In Beast, press notes state, “a blood-red comic road adventure, two Iraqi War veterans (Logan Marshall-Green and Corey Stoll) — badly mutilated but as fiercely patriotic as ever — make their way home from a military hospital in Germany. Their marauding adventure across America takes them to Crawford, Texas, where they meet up with their Commander-in-Chief (Larry Pine) and offer a surefire solution to all his problems.”

The production will feature scenic design by Eugene Lee, costume design by Colleen Werthmann, lighting design by David Lander, sound design by David Van Tieghem, video design by Tal Yarden and make-up and effects design by Nathan Johnson.

Weller is also the author of Moonchildren, Fishing, Loose Ends, Spoils of War and What the Night is For as well as the films “Hair,” “Ragtime” and “Lost Angels.”

Show times will be Tuesday at 7 PM, Wednesday-Saturday at 8 PM, Sunday at 7 PM with matinees Saturday at 3 PM and Sunday at 2 PM.

New York Theatre Workshop is located in Manhattan at 79 East 4th Street, between Second Avenue and Bowery. Tickets, which are priced $65, will go on sale July 29 by calling (212) 239-6200 or by visiting www.telecharge.com.

For more information go to www.nytw.org.

Logan attended the opening night of the Off-Broadway play, The Marriage of Bette and Boo this evening. There’s a handful of images from the event in the gallery right now, but I will definitely be adding more as I find them.

Hey guys, I just finished adding some photos of Logan on the set of Richard Gere’s new film, “Brooklyn’s Finest”. It looks like Logan is playing a cop, though that’s about all I know about the role. Hopefully there will be more information on this soon. Anyway, enjoy the photos.

From TheatreMania:

Anna Camp, Austin Lysy, Logan Marshall-Green, and Piper Perabo will star in MCC Theater’s reading of The Shape of Things, under the direction of Carolyn Cantor, tonight, Monday, June 23 at 7pm. The previously announced Paul Rudd will no longer be participating due to a last-minute schedule change.

Presented in conjunction with MCC’s current production of reasons to be pretty — which will transfer to Broadway in the fall — The Shape of Things is a modern version of Adam’s seduction by Eve.

Tickets to the reading are $20 each and can be ordered by calling 212-279-4200 or visiting www.mcctheater.org.

There was not an alert whatsoever about Logan participating in Angels In Progress: Old School At The New School, and I didn’t find out that he participated until tonight so I apologise to anyone who would have liked to attend the event. There are no actual photos from the play (that I can find at least), but here’s the info on it from the NakedAngels website:

The Investigation of Solitude
by Nicole Burdette
Directed by Pippin Parker
Thursday, May 29th at 2pm
A woman revisits her past with an Irish American family in this classic drama investigating the human condition.
Starring: Marisa Tomei, Peter Scanavino, Logan Marshall-Green, Adam Trese, Robert Hogan and Frank Whaley

I added screencaps of Across The Universe to the gallery, and also from the photo gallery on the DVD.

I just finished adding screencaps from episodes 4-8 of Traveler. Sorry about the huge delay in getting these up.

· 1.04 - The Out
· 1.05 - The Tells
· 1.06 - The Trader
· 1.07 - The Reunion
· 1.08 - The Exchange

We had a little bit of trouble renewing the domain, but all is well now and everything is moved over to the new server. You will need to register for the gallery now, however.

Blue Blood was unfortunately not picked up for NBC’s 2008-2009 schedule. Though according to The Futon Critic:

NBC is still keeping its midseason options open as promotional materials for four of its pilots that didn’t make its 2008-09 schedule have been released:

BLUE BLOOD - “THERE’S A NEW ROOKIE IN TOWN. From the Hamptons to the South Bronx, Blue Blood follows the true story of Harvard educated cop Ed Conlon in his first year as an NYPD officer. He joins a group of rookies, fresh out of the academy, assigned to beat patrol. Despite what the academy taught them, they will learn that being a rookie is as much about upholding the law as it is about survival on the streets. Blue Blood is an action drama that takes us into the hearts and minds of those sworn to protect and serve.” Cast: Logan Marshall-Green as Ed, Kate Levering as Colt, Vincent Piazza as Bobby, April Lee Hernandez as Sophia, Larenz Tate as Andre, Alex Fernandez as Sgt. Vargas. Studios: 20th Century Fox Television, Little Engine.

From DailyNews:

A COSTUME DRAMA

In the short “All Saints Day,” a quietly sad young woman (Mamie Gummer, daughter of Meryl Streep) is heading home in a bedraggled costume the morning after Halloween - and an unsatisfying one-night stand.

Looking for directions, she strikes up a conversation with a charming young man (Benjamin Walker) sipping a cup of coffee on his Manhattan stoop.

Writer Brooke Berman came up with the idea for the plot the old-fashioned way: She and director Will Frears (son of Stephen Frears) stole it from life.

“Will heard this great story from our friend, [actor] Logan Marshall-Green,” says Berman, who is developing an expanded version of the short.

“Logan’s birthday is Nov. 1, and every year on his birthday his favorite thing to do is get up early, make a cup of coffee and go sit on the steps and watch the walk of shame in costume.”

With that seed of an idea, Berman, who was living in L.A. at the time, wrote the first draft in a day - after a little digging for details.

“There’s nothing like being in the bacchanalia of the West Hollywood Halloween parade and going, ‘Well, it’s research,’” he says.

Also, I’d like to apologise for the lack of updates here, I’ve been busy with life in general and other projects. I would also like to inform you guys that the site will be moving hosts soon, so this will probably be the last update until that is complete. The move should go smoothly with no interruptions, but just a heads up in case there happens to be one.