Oh Yeah - There's This, Too

 

2024 Wrap Up!

A Reader's Theater production is probably the only way I'd get cast as Eddie in A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, but I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Not the least reason being that I got to perform with Paul.

And even though I Hate Shakespeare, I enjoyed PLAYING him in a new one-act.

And getting to perform a British farce with Jamie was fun, too!

My third visit to that "little town, a quiet village" - also a treat.

Looking Back On 2024

 A Reader's Theater production of A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE (probably the only way I'd get cast in THAT piece these days), a couple of one-act comedies for Spokane Civic Theater's Playwrights Forum Festival, and yet ANOTHER visit to that "little town, it's a quiet village". 

Small scale compared to some years, but at least I was on stage.

Back In The Theater -- well, kinda

 After FAR too long, I have been able to get back to what I love doing. COMEDY!

The Spokane Shakespeare Society joined together with Riverfront Park for a summer event - Shakespeare In The Park. The first production was something about sprites and fairies dreaming in the middle of summer or something like that.  But THEN - - - 

We had 7 performances scheduled and due to conflicts in the park ended up doing them in 4 different locations.  But that's what keeps an actor on his toes, ain't it?

Rehearsals Underway

Our Set - Simple But Eloquent

It has been a great run (at this writing we still have 2 more performances to go) with a fun group of people doing pure silliness! And being outside we have been able to have live audiences and hear them laugh and moan and talk back.  It's been a great way to get back into the swing of things.  

Kaylan, Robert, and Jerry

We even went live on the KXLY morning news -- at 5AM (sheesh)

Now I want to do more - and more -- and MORE!