Archives for: June 2009

On Saturday night Kelly and I caught the final performance of Robots vs. Fake Robots, the latest offering from Walking Shadow Theatre Company. (I know, I know, if I'm going to review a play I should do so while there's still a chance to go see it!) Th… more »
It's hard to believe I've been rehearsing for about 2 weeks already! The Fringe inches ever closer... I've had several rehearsals with my director Kevin already, plus a number on my own. It's been incredibly useful to have Kevin as part of the proces… more »
Last night my director Kevin and I held our first rehearsal for Schrödinger's Cat Must Die! (another of the pluses of a one-man show: you can rehearse in your basement). I read through all of Dr. Volt's dialogue again, this time on my feet, and then we… more »
Somehow the readthrough of a one-man show lacks something. :D At any rate, last night I sat down with the entire cast of Schrödinger's Cat Must Die! to read through Dr. Volt's dialogue and get an idea of the total time. Dr. Volt's bits ran about 34 mi… more »
Lakeshore's 10-minute play festival wrapped up last night for another year. As a 10-minute play is a "flash of theatrical lightning" (as others have called it), so too is the festival. After a few individual rehearsals with our own show, we all come t… more »
My friend, Chris Bowlsby, is a visual genius. Need proof? Here is the front side of the postcard he's designing for Schrödinger's Cat Must Die! Chris also does kick-butt wedding photography which you can learn more about on his website for Bowls… more »
Last night we had our tech rehearsal for Act 1 of Lakeshore's 10-minute play festival (tonight they tech the Act 2 plays). My play, This Town Ain't Big Enough for the both of Us, in which I play a sort of British cowboy-type character (yes, the play do… more »
It's hard to believe, but June has come, which means Fringe is just around the corner! The script is nearing completion (there is one moment towards the end that I'm still working through), at least as complete as I expect it to be in order to start re… more »