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This post originally appeared in The Magazine under the title Still Life With James T. Kirk, August 14, 2014. It might be the earliest Christmas I can remember….
And just like that, a new podcast launches, a time-bending romance co-produced with Lost Girls Theatre and co-written with Andie Arthur. Liv and Will are living the “happily…
Over at the Incomparable Radio Theater, we’ve been rolling out some short episodes in the Galaxy Scouts: Prelude series. They’re setting the game board for the Galaxy Scouts:…
This is a short little monologue from a play I wrote about twelve years ago, Wise Man, a story of a family stuck at home over the holidays….
…you’ve come to expect from the creative minds at Farfutureland…yes, the new Radio Theater miniseries is going back to that future… Galaxy Scouts: Greene features the Galaxy Scouts…
Written several years ago–this one’s older than my children, actually–but with Into the Woods in movie theaters, it seemed worth digging out of the trunk…might have to record…
Almost ten years ago, we produced our first show at Riverrun Theatre, Burn This by Lanford Wilson. In the midst of that, on a dare, I wrote the…
I didn’t want to write these words so soon. My mother passed away this week. It was both sudden and not. The last few weeks were like living…
First, let me point you to Gwydion Suilebhan’s blog post about numerology and bad theatre. It’s okay. I can wait. After reading his post, I would beg to…