Time is flying! We are now less than a month from opening night of Legally Blonde. It has been such a delight attending rehearsal and watching this cast prepare. There is a vibrant energy and warmth that permeates our time together. I couldn’t stop laughing last night while watching the young actresses playing Elle’s Greek […]
These days, theatre has become an obsession. In high school and college, theatre was an important part of my journey to adulthood. The last year has been a sort of homecoming. I’ve written about this previously on my blog. These days I take great delight in imagining a future when live performance is a part
Those of you who have followed my blog over the last year have gotten to read about my return to live theatre. I ended last summer uncertain of what the future would hold. I knew I wanted to do another musical. I didn’t know if I would get the chance. Outside of the local universities,
Another Op’nin, Another Show Read More »
I still remember my first experience of live theatre. I was 12 years old. One evening my mom took me to see the local high school musical production of Annie. The show was shockingly good. I developed a platonic theater crush on the actor who played Daddy Warbucks, an extremely talented high school junior named
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Well, it’s my birthday. I turned 51 today. It is a strange feeling, knowing that I am a half century old but feeling like I’m living my best life right now. It’s been almost a year since my last blog post. I began this blog in Fall 2022 as a way of chronicling my Oxford
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How do you describe what it feels like to end a show? What does it feel like to say goodbye to a complicated character that you spent over half your life dreaming of playing on stage? How does this all end? One of my favorite documentaries of the last decade is Won’t You Be My
“Sleep now my friends. Sleep now forever. Sleep the untroubled sleep of the angels…” Read More »
