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Last Updated: 'The Serpent': All You Need To Know About The Series' Lead Actor Tahar Rahim The Serpent's cast list is led by Tahar Rahim, who plays Charles Sobhraj in the Netflix series. Read on to know more about the actor behind the persona. Tahar Rahim Instagram The Serpent's cast list is led by Tahar Rahim, who can be seen playing the character of the infamous alleged serial killer Charles Sobhraj in the Netflix series. Since the release of the show, the viewers and reviewers alike have applauded the performance of Tahar Rahim in The Serpent. This article will essentially try to att...

A rep for the university declined to comment on why Rajski had been removed as dean in the middle of the university’s spring semester, saying the school cannot comment on personnel matters. But a former LMU professor who asked not to be named told TheWrap that trouble had been brewing for months as faculty and staff complained about her abrasive management style, saying behavior that may have been appropriate in her role as a film producer did not translate well to the halls of academia. “She was known to rant and rave at people,” the professor said. “That’s Hollywood. That’s not ...

Green Room Series - Bridge & Wolak The Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center is hosting the free Green Room Series, a virtual series of personal, behind-the-scenes time with artists from around the globe. Bridge & Wolak are an internationally-acclaimed music and comedy duo, integrating traditional acoustic instruments with 21st century digital technology. They perform their own uniquely re-imagined repertoire of classical, world and jazz fusion. They were nominated for the BC Touring Artist of the Year award in 2019.

Gonzaga’s Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center is kicking off its new virtual Green Room series with Be the Change, a 40-minute video presentation produced by Letters Aloud. Be the Change is a dramatization of how young people have incited positive change throughout history simply by writing letters to their heroes. Some of the letters featured in the video are of Stan Lee making good on a promise, a 9-year-old consulting with Stephen Curry on his shoe empire, Tom Hanks trying to get discovered as a teenager and Ronald Reagan telling a seventh-grader to clean his room. The seri...

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