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Gosh, things have been moving along at a nice pace with just enough opportunities to catch my breath.  Our play ‘What Say You Boson Q’ was voted Best Play for…

Wow, this month hit the ground running with rehearsing Dave Malouf’s play ‘What Say You, Boson Q’ for The Players Theatre, and then my play ‘Our Cozy Nest’ being done for Break…

David Malouf’s play What Say You Boson Q was chosen to be one of 15
short plays in The Player’s Theatre LUV Festival and I’m directing…and
doing the voice of Boson Q. I have wonderful actors to work with and
we are already in rehearsal. The show dates are Thursday - Sunday
February 9 - 12th. 7pm showtime Thursday, Friday & Saturday and 3pm
on Sunday.

2022 is almost over. Kind of miraculous to have gotten through a year so fast, but maybe it’s a good thing.  Looking forward to a new page, and I have…

This month I hope to finish this fourth, (or is it fifth?) draft of In An Instant. I’m having a fun, frustrating, interesting time trying to work the story line out, and while I’m not there quite yet, I feel I will realize the resolution before too long. I’m enjoying the discoveries and trying not to panic!

Our reading of Paul Singleton’s wonderful play A Singular Set of People was not only entertaining but educational in the best way possible. And it’s always fun to work on new work with old friends. I think Paul got a lot of inspiration and ideas, and we all look forward to his next draft.

I feel like the rabbit in Alice in Wonderland, “I’m late, I’m late…” but time continues to elude me.

This year is flying by. I’m letting my head rest from angling Steel Tango. Not giving up, just taking a breather. For the Playground Experiment’s Faces of America Monologue Festival,…

The year is flashing by - but things are happening. Even in the heat and humidity.

Our performances of Scratch went well and I only wish we had a few more because the actors were so good. It was gratifying for me as a director to see the work take shape and fly. Also, it was the first time I had done lights, which was scary for me, even though it was just fade in and out, nevertheless it was stressful till I did it a few times. I have new respect for the technical talent that helps create our shows. It definitley requires that certain ‘something’.

We open SCRATCH in the New York Theatre Festival this month and have 3 performances - June 14, 15, and 18, at Teatro Latea, 107 Suffolk St, on the lower east side. The theatre space is nice and the neighborhood is trendy. 

And SCRATCH is good! It’s been a blast rehearsing with these actors and their work is exceptional.