I’ve moved over to Creative Artists Agency to work with Joe Machota. I feel jazzed. Can’t wait to work with him, and the great people at CAA.
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Wish I was in Portland, Oregon tonight
With The Typographer’s Dream gang for their opening night at Portland Center Stage
The Typographer’s Dream rehearsal at Portland Center Stage
With Rose Riordan, thinking about lunch.
Up at Williamstown
Some of the Free Writers hanging at Williamstown – Dennis, Meghan and me.
A Great Summer
I had an amazing summer. First I went to London and got to work with these actors and Trip Cullman at the Tricycle Theater putting on THE COLBY SISTERS OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA. Then I went to Rome and Greece. Then on to Portland, OR to work on a new play, A LIFE, with Rose Riordan at the JAW Festival. And I just got back from Williamstown where Justin Levine and I continued to work on our musical, HALFWAY HOME. I saw pals and was visited by friends and made new friends the whole time. I am very lucky.
Mark Douet took the photo.
More JAW
Hanging with the groovy people on the back steps of Portland Center Stage at JAW – Jaime Castaneda, Sarah Mitchell, Isaac Lamb and Val Landrum. And Sharonlee Mclean took this photo. I was never this cool in high school.
The JAW Gang
Look at this gang of miscreants – Tommy Smith, Penny Penniston, me and Mat Smart – hanging out in Portland, OR.
JAW Festival at Portland Center Stage
With Daniel Crumrine at a playwrights roundtable lunch a week ago. Tommy Smith, Mat Smart, Penny Penniston and I got to chat with the promising playwrights of the JAW Festival – whose plays were just great – Daniel Crumrine, Caleb Sohigian, Luna Koenig, Lindsay Spear, Nickey Olson and Caroline Fenty. Made me hopeful that these young playwrights were so thoughtful and funny.
A Drop of Salt Water
Magnified 25 times. The world is a dream.
Casting set for The Colby Sisters at the Tricycle
Ronke Adekoluejo, Isabella Calthorpe, Claire Forlani, Charlotte Parry, Patricia Potter and Alice Sanders are to star in The Colby Sisters of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at the Tricycle Theatre in London.
Trip Cullman directs the production, which runs from June 19 to July 26, and has its press night on June 25.