There was a time—not that long ago, though it feels like another lifetime—when Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip was the industry punchline. Too expensive, too self-important, too preachy and too stacked with high-paid actors delivering monologues like they were...
There are shows you direct that go well, and there are shows you’re immensely proud of. I’ve been privileged to have both. But every once in a while there’s the one where everyone in the room quietly realizes, oh… this is different. That was Rabbit Hole at...
If you stay in community theatre long enough, you’ll eventually sit through an adjudication. Usually with a notebook in your lap, a knot in your stomach, and somebody (likely me) whispering, “Well… here we go.” I have mixed feelings about adjudication, and I suspect I...
