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An unnamed journalist in a warzone. A friendly translator in his homeland. Together, they cover the story of a lifetime. That’s the story of A Report of Gunfire…
This is marketing artwork from Te Dua, a play by Jennifer Wills from a true story developed by Adale O’Brien, which won the Forth Freedom Playwriting Award at…
Seth Godin has a pretty simple definition of art. I happen to think his definition is too simple. Godin states that his definition of art has three elements….
Picking up on the theme of making merry of Mamet, here’s scene seven from my play The Rough Guide to the Underworld, featuring a more specific parody. It’s…
Here’s a lyric I wrote four years ago for my wife, who hates a certain Christmas song by Paul McCartney. There’s not much to explain about this process,…
This is one of my favorite pieces, bar none. Years ago, when I was still doing their marketing designs, the Hanover College Theatre put on a revue of…
In late 2008, Emmanuel College in Franklin Springs, Georgia, commissioned a play about Vincent van Gogh. Their one request was that it should include at least part of…
This is a piece written on a dare to share with some folks in the Boston area who are well acquainted with David Mamet. There was a good…
Another song, this arranged and performed by the lovely singer/songwriter Tamara Dearing, one of our regular actors. (And we’re very lucky to have her.) This is an adaptation…
It’s long overdue, but I’m finally blogging about creative work again. And since “share your music day” is as good a reason as any, thanks to Dave Charest…