It’s a month of firsts around here. Yesterday, the 8-yo pitched for the first time. Tomorrow I get to direct someone else’s play for the first time. My friend Nettie has a short piece in ScriptWorks’ Out of Ink festival this year, and she asked me to direct it. I get to work with...
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Big June Dreams
Okay, have big potential theatrical plans for June. They are: 1) Play this character in a short play by Carolyn Kennedy: BILL, 30, reed thin, is attired in the full regalia of heavy metal. His colorful hair shoots from his skull in loong, apoxyed spikes. 2) Have my own short play It’s Time as part...
Continue readingIdea for mini-theaters
Toying with the idea that people could rent out their homes for small fees to host intimate productions to help fill the gap left by dwindling theater options in town. Maybe something similar to an airbnb concept but for performance art. Intrigued by the idea of hosting 15 or 20 people at my place...
Continue readingRelentless Pursuit of Ice–short trailer
Hey, so that fantastic Kyle Zamcheck has now created a short (3:49) trailer of the play, which is a cool recap of the piece. Gives a good sense of tone and brings back some great memories. Here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xtm08rq8FWo Thanks Kyle!...
Flimflam in Space–one sleepless night
Psyched I get to do this again (on March 7th): http://www.loadedguntheory.com/flimflam-in-space/ I’ve worked with Loaded Gun Theory before. They’re crazy, kooky and super nice. We get there on a Friday evening and stay up all night writing a short play with some ingredients (this year it will be sci-fi focused). They have a bunch...
Continue readingRelentless Pursuit of Ice–final night
A photo the director Kyle Zamcheck took during the last performance. I love the mood of this photo and the shadow on the back wall that’s made entirely of pages from a book. And there were so many people packed into that small place it might have been a fire code violation (but I’m...
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Relentless Pursuit of Ice–FronteraFest BYOV
The fine folks at Punchkin Repertory Theatre asked me in the summer if they could put this show on during the FronteraFest Long Fringe. I was thrilled that they asked and excited to see this play (which is challenging and particularly open-ended) come up on its feet. There was challenge after challenge (not enough...
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