Julie Davis

Theater review: 'Just 45 Minutes From Broadway' at Edgemar Center for the Arts

2009-10-22 16:32:39

<![CDATA[Theater review: 'Just 45 Minutes From Broadway' at Edgemar Center for the Arts]]>

Opera review: 'Don Giovanni' among the revelers in Santa Barbara

2010-08-07 21:33:03

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Find a Health Care Job

2009-03-12 00:00:00

Help wanted: nurses, pharmacists and engineers. Believe it or not, even some banks are hiring, at least for their technology teams. While the recession has claimed 4.4 million jobs, the economy has created others, many of them for highly trained and...

Looks to be a quality year

2009-01-14 00:00:00

Having outlived and outlasted such erstwhile rivals as Slumdance, No Dance, Slamdunk, Lapdance, DigiDance, Dances With Films and even Son of Sam Dance (which turned out to be a Toyota van with a projector attached to its roof), the Sundance Film...

I Love You, Don't Touch Me

1998-02-19 00:00:00

Friday February 20, 1998 ��"I Love You, Don't Touch Me!" is a comedy of eros, an amusing and mischievous look at the push-pull ambivalence and confusion that accompanies the quest for pure and perfect romance in a world that values physical thrills,...

Movie review: 'All Over the Guy'

2001-08-24 00:00:00

2 1/2 stars (out of 4)Chicago Tribune "All Over the Guy" is a snappy but sappy romantic comedy from director Julie Davis. But it is the stamp of producer Don Roos, the gay writer-director of "The Opposite of Sex" and "Bounce," that's all over this film....

'Amy's Orgasm'

2002-08-30 00:00:00

"Amy's Orgasm" is a sophisticated romantic comedy much like "Kissing Jessica Stein." Like Jessica, Julie Davis' Amy Mandell is beautiful, intelligent, Jewish--and unattached. Jessica's inability to find Mr. Right leads her to experiment with her own sex,...

Commitment's a Struggle, Regardless of Sexual Orientation

2001-08-17 00:00:00

"All Over the Guy" is a romantic comedy of wit and substance that actor-writer Dan Bucatinsky and director Julie Davis have moved gracefully from stage to screen with a change of title and sexual orientation. Bucatinsky starred in his play "I Know You...

Julie Davis began her professional film career with a job as an editor of racy film footage for the Playboy Channel, a steady job that came with medical and retirement benefits. She drew on that experience for her new film, "Finding Bliss."

2010-06-10 17:01:31

Julie Davis is writer, director and star of the comic "Amy s Orgasm."

2002-08-29 16:30:47