I’m delighted to share that I’ve just recorded my first audiobook. And I’m especially thrilled because of how it all came about. As you may know, I’m a major Lewis Carroll/Alice fan, and I presented some staged readings of my new, original play Through the Looking-Glass Darkly at the October 2015 ALICE150 international conference in …
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I’ve been so busy so far this year that I’m just now trying to catch up with some posts. Back in 2015, I performed the role of the world’s greatest detective in a staged reading of Greg Oliver Bodine’s new play, A Requiem for Sherlock Holmes, which combines two famous Conan Doyle short stories into a …
I’m appearing in a staged reading of a new drama by Sam Affoumado called Straight Talking. It’s a play that examines the damage caused by “reparative therapy” practices that seek to convert gay men to heterosexual life. I play Jonah, a self-proclaimed ex-gay man who runs one of these misguided therapy practices. My husband noted that George …
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I’ll be giving a very brief intro before the screening of the 1933 Paramount “Alice in Wonderland” film this Sunday, 12/5, at the Film Forum in NYC. Showtime is 12:45 pm. For more info and tickets, click here. If you haven’t seen this vintage, star-filled mashup of the two Alice books, it’s well worth seeing–especially …
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First: Thank you to everyone who managed to make it to one of my four “sneak peek” staged readings of my new play Through the Looking-Glass Darkly as part of the Alice150 conference last week in NYC. The audience response and feedback afterward was truly humbling. I’m extremely excited that people are so entertained and moved by this …
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I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be presenting four “sneak peek” performances of my new 75-minute solo play Through the Looking-Glass Darkly, or Lewis Carroll and the Pursuit of Innocence, at Columbia University’s Butler Library on October 6th and 7th as part of the international ALICE150 conference. You probably know that Lewis Carroll wrote two of the …
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Apologies! I’m posting this very late, but we’re coming to the end of our long run of The Taming of the Shrew for NY Classical Theatre. I play Gremio, the rich and cranky old suitor to the young and seemingly virtuous Bianca. For those of you who have never seen a production by NYCT, they are …
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I’m delighted to share that I’m going to be playing multiple juicy roles in a staged reading of a fascinating new fact-based play about apartheid called A Question of Country by the supremely talented Janet Neipris. Janet is head of graduate screenwriting and playwrighting at NYU, and has turned out a host of wonderful writers in …
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Last night, I attended the 39th Annual Carbonell Awards in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, as part of the delegation from the fabulous Maltz Jupiter Theatre. And I’m thrilled to share the news that our production of The Foreigner, in which I played the title character, beat out the impressive competition to land the coveted 2014 Best Production …
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Here’s a link to a silly and fun Q&A session I did for South Florida’s Carbonell Awards, as a Best Actor in a Play nominee for my work in Larry Shue’s wonderful comedy The Foreigner at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Win or lose, I’m looking forward to attending the ceremony with the Maltz Jupiter team in Ft. …
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