Paul Lazarus

Little Sal and Little Bear both lose their mothers while eating blueberries and almost end up with the other's mother.

An exhilarating epic by the award-winning Antaeus Theatre Company with 16 actors portraying more than 130 characters. London in the 1830's - the most colorful and chaotic city in the world - and young journalist Charles Dickens is uncovering a dark conspiracy of arson and murder. A fanciful look at the man before he became the iconic author we know today. An L.A. Theatre Works full-cast performance featuring John Apicella, Anne Gee Byrd, Jane Carr,...

Little Bear and Sal both go berrying with their mothers, but after sitting down to rest, they each end up following the other one's mother. Includes second track featuring play-along games, songs, and rhymes.

This story of a technological paradise suddenly turned nightmare is agenuine shocker. For $1,000 a day, vacationers can indulge whims at the "themepark" called Westworld where the gunhands and dance-hall girls are all robotsprogrammed to serve the guests' violent and lustful fantasies--until somethinggoes wrong with their circuitry.

Profiles inventor Dean Kamen and looks at his latest invention, a vapor condenser system for purifying water that could solve the world's water supply problems.

From acclaimed, Russian writer, Alexander Tsypkin, MADO tells the story of an errant Russian businessman who gets more than he bargained for when he tries to have a little fun on a trip to Peru. Part of a collection of short stories titled, Sammynolie and Other Stories by Alexander Tsypkin - Translated by Paul Lazarus.

From acclaimed, Russian writer, Alexander Tsypkin, translated by Paul Lazarus, CHESHIRE CAT tells the hilarious story of a son who loses his father's ashes on the eve of his funeral. From a collection of short stories titled, Sammynolie and Other Stories.

From acclaimed, Russian writer, Alexander Tsypkin, translated by Paul Lazarus, SHOVELING SNOW is a mystical story about facing mortality and coming to terms with those we leave behind. From a collection of short stories titled, Sammynolie and Other Stories.

From acclaimed, Russian writer, Alexander Tsypkin, translated by Paul Lazarus, ONE IN A MILLION examines a humorous misunderstanding in St. Petersberg. From a collection of short stories titled, Sammynolie and Other Stories.

From acclaimed, Russian writer, Alexander Tsypkin, translated by Paul Lazarus, SAMMYNOLIE recounts the story of a player getting played. From a collection of short stories titled, Sammynolie and Other Stories.