The Playwright: As a playwright, he has written numerous works for adults and children. His second play Have You Seen This Man? (now called ...Better Lighting) was produced without any nepotism by The Two Spoons Theatre Company as a workshop production in NYC. Also produced by Two Spoons are the short plays Pete's Pot of Gold, Funny Time,The Laughing Disease, and Date TV. He maintains a working relationship with the non-profit group Encore Theatrical Arts Project, where he creates stories and dialogue, to go with their music. Some of these more notable collaborations, after nearly a dozen or so, are: Rudy and the Candy-Cane Stockings, The Tale of Two Santas, The Show Must Go On, Broadway Who?, and Santa Got Frost Bite. Most recently he wrote a play called Cloudy Visions which he had performed by a talented group of students at Mercer Middle School. A member of the Dramatists Guild of America, you can check out some samples of his work by clicking on the tabs above. You can also explore some past reviews through my links.
Outside of Playwriting: As an actor, he worked around the country. He appeared in theTexas! Musical Drama straight out of college, then moved to Cincinnati, to tour as the Emperor in The Emperor's Nightingale for Theater IV: Artreach. In NY, he performed in shows for DM Theatrics, Shotgun Productions, The Looking Glass Theatre, Two Spoons of course, and many other off-off Broadway companies, some farther off than others. He also appeared in a handful of independent films. As a director: All of the Two Spoons Productions, a short play in the Re-Group Theatre's Collision Festival, and children's plays for the Pied Piper Theatre, RCC's Young Actor's Theatre, and Mercer Middle School. He teaches acting for YAT, Encore Performers, and MMS (LCPS). Other random stuff: He held an internship at the Dramatists Guild where he created a database of college playwriting programs, worked at The New Group theatre as a script reader, and as a stage manager for the Washington National Opera's education department. For other stuff, check out my links to catch some media coverage.
