John Drouillard

Happy New Year. (Really)

Make-up effects artists Lee Komet and Afton Adams apply some of the special character make-up, designed by Barney Burman and Adams, for Lascaux Entertainment’s 2011 production of THE ELEPHANT MAN, directed by John Drouillard. Photo by Nirvana Kowlessar.

Sean Hoagland (Dinky Dau), Julian Colletta (Professor), Matthew Koehler (Scooter), Michael Yavnieli (Sgt. Williams), Sean Ryal (Habu), Jeremy Ordaz (Baby San), and Nick Cimiluca in James A. Blackman, III & Hermosa Beach Playhouse’s 2008 production of TRACERS, directed by John Drouillard. Photo by Alysa Brennan.

Getting caught up in a spontaneous miles-long election day celebration parade is pretty remarkable. Catching eyes with an old friend parading in the other direction Priceless.

We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once. - Friedrich Nietzsche

... a republic, if you can keep it.

Producer John Drouillard and stage manager Christopher Beyries during load-in for GLAD & Sprint Relay’s 2007 concert Beethoven’s Nightmare Live At The El Rey, produced by Bob Hiltermann, John Drouillard, and Natalie Drouillard. Still from Worldplay, Inc.’s 2010 feature documentary, See What I’m Saying, cinematography by Jeff Gatesman, directed by Hilari Scarl.

Summer in the city. #birthdaysunset #grateful #enjoylife #isthelittlethings

Author Ron Kovic (BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY), TRACERS creator John DiFusco, director John Drouillard, and the cast of James A. Blackman, III & Hermosa Beach Playhouse’s 2008 production of TRACERS during the opening night post-show panel discussion, directed by Drouillard. Photo by Alysa Brennan.