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"Deep in the bowels of a New York Public Library lies a dragon: the monstrous coal furnace that Sharon's father, the live-in custodian, must feed every night. A moving examination of family secrets, forgiveness, and the power of language, Feeding the Dragon explores Sharon's life growing up in the library and the fire she never allowed to fade."
I had a delightful time with Chynna Miller and Celina Trujillo directing this 10-minute play by Cris Eli Blak! Here's hoping for more collaboration with Coalescence Theatre Project.
Sandglass Puppet Theatre sent me a photo peek at the table-top puppets I commissioned. I am so excited to see what stories they will tell in our community! Stay tuned for workshops!! Above was the message I posted in February of 2020. Below are photos from a couple of gatherings in the last few weeks. We're looking forward to the stories these puppets are going to tell. August 29, 2021 VIDEO: Jumping for Joy Ash Goodly, Smith Vishveshwara, Melissa Goldman,…
Join some of your favorite Horizon artists to celebrate our planet and its future! Experience a dozen short plays and scenes from local and national writers whose stories and styles are as diverse as their settings. From RuPaul’s fracking ranch in Wyoming to a dreamworld of talking trees, go on a series of adventures with over 20 characters straight from your computer. You're sure to leave this virtual live performance full of theatrical Love for our Earth! Earth Love Thursday,…
My first venture back into the rehearsal hall has been dynamic and challenging. How does one tell a story considering COVID-19 best practices for safety? Embrace the distance. With scheduled programming up in the air, Illinois Theatre landed on an idea that would allow for feasible creative vigor - Great Scenes from American Kitchen Sink Theatre. It has been a long time since I have directed "just" a scene from a larger work. Therein lie the second challenge. How does…
I am overjoyed to be participating in this lovely project. Join us for a little nourishment. The Nourish Project explores the idea of how we feed ourselves. Using music, dance, and poetry curated through a framework of the five senses and four natural elements, The Nourish Project hosts a space for audiences to follow their curiosity and explore their own paths during the experience. The event hopes to offer replenishment for the soul and invites people to find a moment…