Great story on so many levels.
The Spectacular Thefts of Apollo Robbins, Pickpocket | via the New Yorker and Serenity Caldwell
Reading, Writing, Wanderlust, and Commentary
Great story on so many levels.
The Spectacular Thefts of Apollo Robbins, Pickpocket | via the New Yorker and Serenity Caldwell
A little college film that I went down to Brooklyn to work on for a friend. Kinda fun. Hope you like it!
Nice little writeup in the Hudson Valley Almanac Weekly on Mohonk Mountain Stage’s production of The Language Archive, a play I have the pleasure of performing in with the stellar Rich Hack, Molly Parker-Myers, Janet Nurre, Zsuzsa Manna, Doug Wooley, and Cate Olsen. The show is directed (to perfection) by Christine Crawfis.
There is one final show tonight. If you’re around I’d highly recommend that you come by for the performance.
8:00 PM @ Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz—(845) 255-1559.
Hope to see you there!
Looking for some live theater or other performance events? My review of TheaterMania for iOS devices is now up at Macworld.com
I’m thrilled to death by this. 4th Wall Productions, a local community theater company, has purchased the old Beacon Theater in Beacon, NY. There are at least a dozen reason why I’m happy about this, many having to do with the fact that one of Beacon’s worst gold-digging property owners is finally giving up a piece of property to someone who cares about it, but on the top of the list is the fact that I may be able to walk down the street to audition, perform, and watch shows.
Fantastic news all the way around!!
At the jump, about a dozen photos from 12 Angry Men. The show finished this past Saturday to a full house. Overall we had some pretty lively audiences that really seemed to enjoy the show.
The cast was excellent and a real pleasure to work with and it was great to work with Don Creighton again, who I hadn’t done anything with since True West about 12 years ago.
There are more photos at this link.
12 Angry Men, Cast and Crew
And so… we are reviewed by the always pleasant James Cotter.
Review: ‘Twelve Angry Men’ in Wappingers Falls | via recordonline.com