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Kelly and I did another round of photos last night for Schrödinger's Cat Must Die! (which now has its own website). I've learned from this experience that my wife derives entirely too much pleasure from throwing stuffed animals at my head. At any rate… more »

Yesterday I learned that my children's play The Princess and the Moon has won 2nd place in the East Valley Children's Theatre's 2009 Aspiring Playwrighting Contest! I am very excited to have this play win an award, as I'm very proud of how it turned ou… more »

One of the nice things about producing your own show is that you can take a break from the writing/acting side of things by doing one of the many other things that need to be done. Last night Kelly and I took some show pictures. Here are some of my fa… more »

A couple of nights ago I had the opportunity to catch Tim Mooney, a playwright and actor, in performance with his solo show Moliere Than Thou. Tim had brought this show to the 2007 Minnesota Fringe Festival, but I missed it and so when I heard he was b… more »

...IS A GO!!! This evening I received by email my official acceptance from the Minnesota Fringe Festival as a bring-your-own-venue (BYOV) for this year's festival. So, at long last, I can now move forward knowing for sure the show will take place. It… more »

...to hear back from the Fringe regarding my Bring-Your-Own-Venue application. I'm supposed to turn in a contract and deposit to my venue on Monday, so I'm crossing my fingers I will get the official go-ahead this week. In the meantime I am continuing… more »

So yesterday as I was working on things for my one-man show I heard via Facebook and email (mostly Facebook) that a number of other people I know have been cast in Lakeshore's 10-Minute Play Festival. From the Greens, my Greenie son Andrew has been cas… more »

Yesterday afternoon Lakeshore Players held auditions for their annual 10-Minute Play Festival, which consists of 10 different 10-minute plays, each with a different director. I was in one of the plays in last spring's festival (The Guests at Table 11)… more »