The Oath
A wandering preacher is embroiled in the passions and politics of a swampy Florida outpost ruled with a macabre sense of […]
Dancing On Your Grave: Existential music hall performers realize they are de-composing.
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Rebound and Gagged: Things fall apart
Much like the title of the show, this was not one of my favorites. I signed on to be the
Pearl and Mae at the Bowling Alley. At the University of Wisconsin. In Baraboo.
My first show as a set designer in US after graduate school. Lets leave it there. I’m free to answer any
tick, tick… BOOM!: Jonathan Larson’s warm up to Rent
Written by Jonathan Larson of Rent fame, the story follows a playwright questioning his choice to be in theater. The story is
Last 5 years: Another lost relationship
Heterosexual couple retells the story of their 5 year relationship in opposite directions, only coming together in song during their wedding. Best
Crimes of the Heart: Lovin’ you is easy because your beautiful…
Three sisters struggle over past tragedies while old-grandad provides curmudgeonry interventions. Pillow eating & Minnie Riperton referenced. Crimes of the
Forever Plaid
Dead 1950s-esque guy group performs from the afterlife a musical review of American Songbook classics. Directed by: Gayle Gearhart Millbrook
Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
In 1982 I was taken to see a film that tuned me into an interest in women’s stories, especially when
Playing a Part: Claude Cahun Documentary
Claude Cahun, photographer and member of the French resistance, is an often overlooked figure in the pantheon of her surrealist