March 2007

 THE REVIEWS ARE IN!  I starred in Vermont Stage Company’s production of the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning drama, I Am My Own Wife. This one-man tour-de-force was my biggest challenge yet, and I was thrilled to perform this great play to such a fantastic response.  The production was beautifully directed by Sara Lampert Hoover, …

March 2007 Merchant of Venice

The New Audio Recording of The Merchant of Venice is released. This recording was produced by JBI International, and directed by Elizabeth London.  I play both Salerio and Launcelot Gobbo, and also composed and sang the original music for the song Tell Me Where is Fancy Bred?.  This is a well-spoken, straightforward production with American …

December 2006

I appeared in Vermont Stage Company’s second annual holiday production of Winter Tales. The 2005 show sold out and garnered rave reviews, and this year’s show did the same.  This year, I read another sharp, funny and poignant new story by noted Vermont author Chris Bohjalian: “Hark, the K-Mart Angels Sing”, and I also sang …

December 2005

I’m delighted to say that Vermont Stage Company asked me back to appear in their original holiday production, Winter Tales. The show sold out and garnered rave reviews.  Looks like the start of a great holiday tradition for the theatre!  I read a funny, sharp and wise story written especially for the occasion by noted …

October 2005

FOREIGNER X3!  I played Charlie in Vermont Stage Company’s production of The Foreigner. This was my third production of this great comedy, and I found new surprises with the Vermont Stage cast.  Artistic Director Mark Nash, who directed Waiting for Godot, directed me again for this show, which was a huge critical and box office …

May 2005

I performed in my 9th consecutive year at the Vermont Young Playwrights Festival. This year’s roles included a shy guy on a blind date with a shrew, Adam, a suspected jewel thief, Satan on the Dating Game, and a lowlife, motel-hopping vampire with poor taste in after-life partners.  Some memorable roles!

October 2003

I presented the first work-in-progress reading of my new 3-actor full-length version of Through the Looking-Glass Darkly — a Dream Play about Lewis Carroll at NYU’s Fales Library to an audience of over 50 Carroll experts, assisted by actors Tim Sheahan and Elizabeth London.  The response was terrific!