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My Latest One Act Play: Home In Time
November 2, 2009
Last week, I wrote a play! Here it is! When you have a chance please give it a read and let me know what you think. I’m pretty pleased with it, so I hope you enjoy it. [Update: The first version of this play won OLT's 69th National One Act Playwriting competition. The play has […]
Why Theater? For Beauty’s Sake, Together
April 8, 2009
When Albert Camus was asked in an interview why he worked in theater, his answer was simple: a theater is one place in the world where I am happy. I can think of no better answer to the question and, for me, the process of creating, performing, and promoting theater is a unique source of […]
Sunlight, A Play in One Act
December 6, 2008
Sunlight combines text, improvisation, a dumbshow, and movement in order to craft an original and unexpected response to a reality we face each and everyday: the minute-by-minute choice between a life of distraction and a life of attentiveness. Although it is very much a work of theatre, it can also be described as a kind […]
January 13, 2013
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