Plays

I’ve seen a lot of plays in my life. A surprising (even to me) number have been on Broadway or Off-Broadway. I also managed to see one in “The West End” in London. The links in the comments column are to blog entries I did about the play.

In addition to all of these plays, I don’t have records from several years of season tickets to the Playmakers Repertory Company.

London

Date	Name	Theater	Notes
05/03/1987	Les Misérables	Palace Theatre	I saw this with Donna (my ex-wife), her parents, and my parents while on our trip to Europe.

Broadway

Fother

Date	Name	Theater	Notes
12/04/2024	Suffs	Music Box Theater	This will be part of a two-day getaway for Bob’s birthday, and we’ll see the matinee performance.
12/04/2024	Gypsy	Majestic Theater	This will be part of a two-day getaway for Bob’s birthday, and we’ll see the evening preview performance starring Audra McDonald.
12/04/2019	Tina	Lunt-Fontanne Theater	This was a surprise trip for Bob’s birthday. It was his first Broadway play, and we flew up in the morning and saw the 8 p.m. show.
04/28/2007	Chicago	Ambassador Theatre	In NYC for my friend Joe’s birthday. | Ticket price: $56.25 | Blog entry.
04/27/2007	Deuce	Music Box Theatre	In NYC for my friend Joe’s birthday, and Angela Lansbury starred in it. | Ticket price: $48.75 | Blog entry.
04/26/2007	The Lion King	Minskoff Theatre	In NYC for my friend Joe’s birthday. | Ticket price: $111.25 | Blog entry.
04/25/2007	The Phantom of the Opera	Majestic Theatre	In NYC for my friend Joe’s birthday, and this was his first Broadway play. | Ticket price: $56.25 | Blog entry.
10/07/2005	Mamma Mia!	Winter Garden Theatre	I’d seen this in Raleigh, but not on Broadway, so it was a first for both Steve and me. The lady in the standing room only slot behind and to the left of me thought I’d paid $81.25 to hear her sing ABBA songs. | Ticket price: $81.25 | Blog entry.
10/06/2005	Hairspray	Neil Simon Theatre	Steve and I almost “lost our card” over this one! Great show! | Ticket price: $65.00 | Blog entry.
10/05/2005	Wicked	Gershwin Theatre	Last year, I won the lottery and saw this on the front row. This time Steve won the lottery, and we both saw it on the front row. | Ticket price: $25 (won the lottery) | Blog entry.
10/05/2005	The Lion King	New Amsterdam Theatre	This was my second time seeing this show on Broadway, and it was as magnificent this time as it was the last. Steve saw it for the first time. We attended the matinee. | Ticket price: $100.00 | Blog entry.
10/04/2005	The Producers	St. James Theatre	My friend Steve and I laughed and laughed at this play, which neither of us had seen before. | Ticket price: $66.25 | Blog entry.
06/26/2004	Wicked	Gershwin Theatre	Two hours before the matinee, I entered the lottery drawing for two front row tickets at $25 a piece. The show was sold out. About 250 people entered the lottery. My name was called 4th! What a fantastic, fantastic show. | Ticket price: $25.00 (won the lottery) | Blog entry.
03/02/2003	The Lion King	Minskoff Theatre	I took mom and dad to this one while we were up visiting Donna in NYC while she was there on business.
03/01/2003	Man of La Mancha	Martin Beck Theatre	I took mom and dad to this one while we were up visiting Donna in NYC while she was there on business. This was the evening show after seeing the matinee of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Off-Broadway.
04/20/2002	The Mystery of Charles Dickens	Belasco Theatre	Nick, Michael Edwards’s partner, was the Lighting Designer for this play. He invited me to a dress rehearsal, and I got to see how some of the “back stage” stuff works, which was very cool.
12/27/1997	Rent	Nederlander Theatre	I surprised Rob Stephenson on his birthday at 10AM with a 3:00 flight that day for the 8PM show that night.
12/10/1997	The Phantom of the Opera	Majestic Theatre	I was with mom. We had 5th row seats.
12/08/1997	Miss Saigon	Broadway Theatre	I saw this with mom.
12/02/1997	The Life	Ethel Barrymore Theatre	I saw this twice, once with mom.
11/25/1997	Ivanov	Vivian Beaumont Theater	Starred Kevin Kline and Robert Foxworth.
11/19/1997	Forever Tango	Walter Kerr Theatre	Hot tango dancers!
11/12/1997	Bring In ‘Da Noise Bring In ‘Da Funk	Ambassador Theatre
11/11/1997	Triumph of Love	Royale Theatre	Starred Betty Buckley and F. Murray Abraham.
1993	Angels in America	Walter Kerr Theatre	I didn’t get this when I saw it.
1990	Lettice & Lovage	Ethel Barrymore Theatre	This had Maggie Smith in it. Love her!
1984	A Chorus Line	Sam S. Shubert Theatre
1982	Cats	Winter Garden Theatre	I saw this before I’d ever been around cats and didn’t “get it.” I loved the music though.
1980	Oh! Calcutta!	Edison Theatre	The full monty before The Full Monty!

Off-Broadway

Date	Name	Theater	Notes
10/12/2012	If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet	Laura Pels Theater	This was part of my 55th birthday trip to New York City to see Barbra Streisand in concert in her Back to Brooklyn Tour in the Barclays Center. The main impetus for seeing this show was that Jake Gyllenhaal was in it. I saw it at the Laura Pels Theater. | Ticket price: $100.00 | | Blog entry.
06/26/2004	Frozen	East 13th Street Theatre	Swoozie Kurtz was in this, who I love. Very, very intense. Great drama! | Blog entry.
03/01/2003	Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom	Royale Theatre	I took mom and dad to see it, and it starred Whoopi Goldberg.
06/04/2001	10 Naked Men	Actors’ Playhouse	Yes, they were!
10/09/1999	Naked Boys Singing!	Actors’ Playhouse	Yes, they were!
12/07/1997	The Last Session	Currican Theatre	I saw this with mom.
12/06/1997	Grandma Sylvia’s Funeral	SoHo Playhouse	I saw this with mom. This was so funny, especially at the beginning when I dropped her off at the theater while I parked.

New York City

Date	Name	Venue	Notes
12/06/1997	Rockettes’ Christmas Spectacular	Radio City Music Hall	Not really a play, but I saw this classic show with mom while she was visiting me in New York, during which time we saw this and a bunch of Broadway plays.

Other local-theater productions

Date	Name	Theater	Notes
03/23/2024	Matilda	Cardinal Gibbons High School Theater	Mollie Reeves starred as Matilda in this high school production, which was very, very good.
04/23/2023	The Cherry Orchard	Burning Coal Theatre	We had lunch on our deck with Robin Barefoot, and then she treated us to this play.
12/20/2019	Camelot	Burning Coal Theatre	We had dinner with Robin Barefoot at Alley Twenty Six in Chapel Hill before this show, and then Bob and I went to see this first show of this new theater company.
11/22/2019	Dreaming	von der Heyden Studio Theater	Todd Clayton and I saw this Torry Bend’s puppeteering collaboration with Howard L. Craft that explored the legacy of artist Winsor McCay and the problematic depictions of race in his famed early-20th century comic strip.
08/09/2019	High School Musical 2	Burning Coal Theatre	We saw Carson Reeves as Fulton and Mollie Reeves in the starring role of Sharpay in their summer camp’s production.
11/11/2018	Willy Wonka	Burning Coal Theatre	We went with Jaleh Reeves to see Carson in this play.
09/28/2018	Curve of Departure	Bulldog Ensemble Theater	We had dinner with Robin Barefoot at Alley Twenty Six in Chapel Hill before this show, and then Bob and I went to see this first show of this new theater company.
02/01/2018	The Normal Heart	Burning Coal Theatre	We had Robin Barefoot over for cocktails and then we saw this together.
12/01/2017	Peter Pan	Burning Coal Theatre	We attended this with Robin Barefoot and her daughter Acelyn.
01/15/2015	Freight: The Five Incarnations of Abel Green	Swain Hall Black Box Theater	A play that was directed by a former Manbites Dog Theater director, Joseph Megel. It was at the Swain Hall Studio at UNC.
07/25/2014	10 x 10	Carrboro Arts Center	10 plays, 10 minutes each, 10 actors, 10 directors. Play names: My Name is Yin, will/did/is, New Year’s Eve, What You Don’t Know, The 5564 to Toronto, Fruit, A Gun on the Table, Zero Mile Mark, Dr. Jekyll and LIttle Miss Hyde, & Detective Stories. | Blog entry.
11/09/2013	Many Moons	Common Ground Theater	Common Wealth Endeavors is a now-defunct theater company that was started by my friend, Gregor McElvogue. This play was staged in the now-defunct Common Ground Theater. | Blog entry.
07/12/2013	10 x 10	Carrboro Arts Center	10 plays, 10 minutes each, 10 actors, 10 directors. Play names: What the Theater is All About: A Master Class with Vincent Van Buren; The Interpreter; Going Viral; Canyon; Ten Minute Life; This is Not a Play; The Wisdom of Pirates; Lost in Thought; Recess at Our Lady of the Bleeding Heart, Mind, and Spirit—Once Reformed; A Streaker Named Desire. | Blog entry.
06/15/2013	Let Them Be Heard	bare theatre	Stories from former North Carolina slaves in their own words. | Blog entry.
06/13/2013	Murder at the Howard Johnson’s	Kennedy-McIlwee Theater	This is one of several theaters on NC State’s campus. | Blog entry.
02/02/2013	American Utopias	PSI Theater	Jeff Storer and Ed Hunt treated me to this play at the Durham Arts Council’s theater. | Blog entry.
07/13/2012	10 x 10	Carrboro Arts Center	10 plays, 10 minutes each, 10 actors, 10 directors. Play names: It’s What’s for Dinner, Meet Cute, Northern Lights, A Short History of Weather, Misfortune, Perfect Strangers, The Quiz, After You, Please Report Any Suspicious Activity, & Oedipus: The Prequel. | Blog entry.
05/08/2012	8	Raleigh Little Theater	A play about the fight for marriage equality. | Blog entry.
02/16/2012	Rent	Stewart Theater	I saw university theater production with Robert Shumaker. It was my 3rd time seeing Rent. | Blog entry.
01/24/2012	Memphis	Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC)	I got a comp ticket to this show for staffing the Manbites Dog Theater table in the lobby. | Blog entry.
01/26/2012	Dead Man’s Cell Phone	Raleigh Little Theater	A stranger in a cafe discover the person whose cell phone keeps ringing is dead. She begins to answer his calls and suddenly finds herself enmeshed in his life and family. | Blog entry.
09/25/2010	Nearly Lear		This is one of several theaters on NC State’s campus. | Blog entry.
05/08/2010	Wicked	Durham Performing Arts Center	Saw this with Robert Shumaker and his sister, Fran. | Blog entry.
12/17/2009	A Trailer Park Christmas	Common Ground Theater	At the now-defunct Common Ground Theater in Durham, NC. A Trailer Park Christmas is set in West Durham, this interactive, family-friendly holiday entertainment follows the Dodson/Hussy family as they grapple with crazy neighbors, ghosts, fruitcakes and a holiday tornado. | Blog entry.
02/28/2009	The Waves	Reynolds Theater	Gregor McElvogue was in it. | Blog entry.
05/02/2007	Legends	Memorial Auditorium	This was part of the Broadway Series South and starred Joan Colins and Linda Evans. We met Joe, Steve, and Stephen for the play at 7:45, where we joined by old people and other gay men in Raleigh who had gathered to see the two aging divas. | Ticket price: $38.80 | Blog entry.
10/04/2006	The Lion King	Memorial Auditorium	Saw it with Robert as part of the Broadway Series South. | Blog entry.
04/23/2006	Mamma Mia!	Memorial Auditorium	This is the third time I’ve seen this play: once here in Raleigh, once on Broadway, and now here again. My friend Amelia gave me the tickets. | Blog entry.
04/07/2006	The Laramie Project	Thompson Theater	Put on by NC State students. | Blog entry.
12/02/2005	Hairspray	Memorial Auditorium	Touring show that I saw with both my ex-wife and my then-boyfriend. | Blog entry.
06/19/2005	Dial M for Murder	Stewart Theatre	I loved this play, too. It was at NC State University, and my friend Gregor had a lead part in it. | Blog entry.
06/03/2005	Appointment with Death	Stewart Theatre	I loved this play. It was at NC State University, and my friend Gregor was in it. | Blog entry.
02/02/2005	Miss Saigon	Raleigh Performing Arts Center	With Donna, Judy, Robert, and Richard Z. We met Joe and Richard (from Charlotte) there. This was at Raleigh’s Performing Arts Center. | Blog entry.
10/29/2004	Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom	Stewart Theatre	This was a decent local production at NC State University. Gregor McElvogue was in it. | Blog entry.
10/22/2004	Paying the Price	Cape Fear Regional Theatre	Robert Shumaker and I went to Fayetteville to this play. The playwright is a friend of one of Robert’s friends, and after hearing about it Robert thought the storyline had some similarities to his father’s experience as a POW. | Blog entry.
03/14/2004	Mamma Mia!	Raleigh Performing Arts Center	I loved these ABBA songs. I went with Judy Maracle This was at Raleigh’s Performing Art Center. | Blog entry.
08/17/2003	Dinner at Eight	Thompson Theater	Gregor McElvogue was in it. | Blog entry.
06/29/2003	Deathtrap	Thompson Theater	Part of TheatreFest at NC State University. Gregor McElvogue was in it. | Blog entry.
05/29/2003	The Hollow	Thompson Theater	My friend Gregor McElvogue was in this Agatha Christie play. | Blog entry.
02/20/2003	Lilies	Artspace	Raleigh Ensemble Players presentation at Artspace. Gregor was in it. Well done. | Blog entry.
07/07/2002	The Vagina Monologues	Meymandi Concert Hall	At Meymandi Hall, and I laughed and laughed and laughed.
03/05/2002	Rent	Raleigh Performing Arts Center	Had to see it again! It was at Raleigh’s Performing Arts Center.
02/19/2002	The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told	Artspace	Put on by Raleigh Ensemble Players at Artspace.
10/21/2001	Stomp	Raleigh Performing Arts Center	Such fun at Memorial Auditorium.
04/05/2001	Bent	Artspace	A Raleigh Ensemble Players production at Artspace. My excellent. I cried.

Manbites Dog Theater

Manbites Dog Theater was founded in Durham, NC in October of 1987, and after 31 years, it closed at the end of its 2018 season. My 2-year stint on the board of directors of the theater started in May of 2008 and ended 10 years later in June of 2018.

Date	Name	Synopsis
06/01/2018	Wakey, Wakey	“We’re here to say goodbye.” Our 31st season concludes with one of America’s most remarkable playwrights, and a beautiful, funny, and moving meditation on the sorrow and joy we accumulate on life’s journey.
03/08/2018	The Moors	A family quarrels. A governess arrives. A servant schemes. A hen falls from the sky. A hound hunts his prey. Join us for a tale of desire and intrigue, in a decidedly modern take on the Romantics’ dark and brooding landscapes.
01/31/2018	The Miraculous and the Mundane	A world premiere of a Howard L. Craft play directed by Joseph Megel. Members of an African American family in Durham find their lives turned upside down when the patriarch falls ill and ties of kinship start to fray.
11/03/2017	Life Sucks	Life sucks. Or does it? A group of old friends, ex-lovers, estranged in-laws, and lifelong enemies gather to grapple with life’s thorniest questions – and with each other – in Posner’s hilarious and moving update of the Chekhov classic.
09/15/2017	Bad Mothers & Neglectful Wives	Inspired by the January 2017 Women’s March and other women-led political movements from the past and present, Summer Sisters brings together local women artists to explore themes of dissent and change and the pressures of gender and color expectations, using text, music, dance, and images.
04/29/2017	Marjorie Prime	In the near future, 85-year old Marjorie, her mind fading, finds companionship from an artificial intelligence modeled on her late husband, who helps her recall – and reimagine – their life together.
03/02/2017	Bright Half Life	Erica and Vicky meet. Buy a mattress. Marry. Raise kids. Divorce. Meet again. And jump out of an airplane. Not necessarily in that order.
01/15/2017	Orlando	An Elizabethan man becomes a favorite of the Queen, and wakes up one day to find he has become a woman.
12/08/2016	The Typographer’s Dream	If you are what you do — what happens when you hate your job? During a career-oriented presentation three eccentric experts — a stenographer, a geographer, and a typographer — discourse on the wonders, and occasionally the frustrations, of their chosen disciplines. But soon the line between the professional and the personal starts to blur.
09/30/2016	The Death of Walt Disney	Tonight, Walt is going to read you a story he wrote – a story about his last days on Earth, his ungrateful workers, and his suicidally uncooperative rodents. A story about the City of Tomorrow he’s going to build if people will just get out of his way. A story about his family and everyone who loves him so much, and about how sad they’re all going to be when he’s gone.
04/20/2016	The Nether	A disturbing sci-fi thriller about technology and human desire. In the near future, the internet has become The Nether, a completely immersive virtual reality. But in its secret recesses, where nothing is true and everything is permitted, beauty and horror walk hand in hand. Winner of the 2012 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.
03/03/2016	brownsville song (b-side for tray)	After an act of senseless violence a family must cope with loss, take strength from each other, and struggle to find a reason for hope. The breakout hit of the 2014 Humana Festival, brownsville song is a moving new drama by an exciting young playwright.
01/07/2016	Love and Information	Someone sneezes. Someone can’t get a signal. Someone won’t answer the door. Someone put an elephant on the stairs. Someone’s not ready to talk. Someone is her brother’s mother. Someone hates irrational numbers. Someone told the police. Someone got a message from the traffic light. Someone’s never felt like this before. In Caryl Churchill’s fast moving kaleidoscope, more than a hundred characters try to make sense of what they know.
10/29/2015	Mr. Burns, A Post-electric Play	In the aftermath of a civilization-ending apocalypse, survivors huddled around a campfire entertain each other by remembering and re-telling a classic episode of The Simpsons. And over the following decades, that story transforms into something rich and strange—and yet strangely familiar.
06/06/2015	And the Ass Saw the Angel	Presented by Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern. Euchrid Eucrow is a mute outcast in a community filled with inbreeding, moonshine, and religious fanaticism, whose damaged mind is filled with visions—both angelic and otherwise. A world premiere adaptation of the Australian/Southern Gothic/cult novel.
12/05/2015	I and You	On the night before a class assignment is due, mismatched high-schoolers Caroline and Anthony plumb the mysteries of a Whitman poem … unaware that a deeper mystery has brought them together.
05/02/2014	Spirits to Enforce	In a secret submarine lair, 12 superheroes – the Fathom Town Enforcers – face their greatest challenge: a telemarketing fundraiser for their long dreamed of production of The Tempest. From Chicago playwright Mickle Maher, a rich and strange take on the Bard’s final masterpiece.
03/30/2014	Grounded	A hotshot F-16 pilot reports back to duty after an unexpected pregnancy, and finds herself reassigned to flying drones from a windowless trailer near Las Vegas. As she hunts insurgents by day and returns to her family each night, boundaries increasingly blur between the desert in which she lives and the virtual one she patrols a world away.
12/06/2013	The Best of Enemies	In 1971, as Durham struggles with school desegregation, Ann Atwater, an African American civil rights activist, and C.P. Ellis, a member of the Ku Klux Klan, become unexpected allies. An incredible true story of change, friendship, and redemption. Ann Atwater attended for the opening night benefit performance for her.
10/26/2013	I Love My Hair When its Good: & Then Again When it Looks Defiant and Impressive	Genevieve and Moni grew up together in a family of African American women — playing double-dutch, chasing fireflies, sharing the pain of the hot comb — attempting to make sense of the world through the complicated relationship they have with their hair.
10/11/2013	Cock	Sometimes the battle of the sexes can get complicated. During a break from his boyfriend, John falls in love with a woman. Now he has a big choice to make—at the most awkward dinner party you’ll ever attend.
05/02/2013	The Homosexuals	When Evan, a young gay man, first arrives in the city, he encounters a group of friends who welcome him into their family. And over the next ten years, they change his life in ways he could never have imagined. A sexy and funny tale for anyone who has ever fallen in love with a friend.
02/21/2013	The New Electric Ballroom	Three sisters — Breda, Clara, and Ada — are trapped by old memories: party dresses, rock and roll, and that night long ago at the New Electric Ballroom. Join their mad tea party of sponge cake, confessions, and regret, in a lyrical and heartbreaking comic fable from one of Ireland’s most original new playwrights.
11/30/2012	Seventy Scenes of Halloween	Jeff and Joan are just like you: they live in a nice home, they watch their favorite TV shows, they talk about their day. But tonight is Halloween. There are monsters at the door and ghosts in the closet, and Jeff and Joan are running out of Kandy Korn.
09/21/2012	The Brothers Size	Two brothers, Ogun and Oshoosi forced together by circumstances, struggle to negotiate an uneasy truce. But the arrival of their unpredictable friend Elegba threatens to undo the fragile bonds of family.
06/20/2012	1*9*5*6 Degrees of Separation	It’s a big year for Elvis, Marilyn, Warhol, Eisenhower and more, in a re-imagined 1956.
05/24/2012	In On It	A spiraling narrative about a dying man trying to make plans for the end, a pair of lovers trying to make it work, and two men trying to make a play. A world where accidents happen. A story about control. A play that keeps its options open.
12/08/2011	Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them	Three kids — Kenny, his sister Edith, and their friend Benji — are all but abandoned on a farm in remotest Middle America. With little adult supervision, they feed and care for each other, making up the rules as they go.
10/21/2011	Living with the Tiger	Haymaker theater company uses private tiger ownership as a compass for navigating the backwaters of the American ethos.
10/08/2011	Middletown	A deeply moving and funny play that explores the universe of a small American town.
06/23/2011	Buddy Cop 2	When a flood destroys the police station, the local cops set up shop in the nearby community center. Mysteries emerge. Criminals are chased. Racquetball is played. In this town, nothing is what it seems… or is it?
02/03/2011	Nightwork	Five graduate students work tirelessly in the lab on a freezing night in January, all with urgent projects due in the morning. When one of them commits an act of unspeakable violence on a laboratory mouse, their sanity begins to unravel.
12/10/2010	Oh, the Humanity	Two people and their two chairs seek to find meaning and direction in life, seek to find just the tiniest shred of certainty, consistency. A stranger arrives — though he doesn’t do what strangers always do, when strangers arrive.
10/07/2010	Breadcrumbs	A reclusive fiction writer diagnosed with dementia must depend upon a troubled young caretaker to complete her autobiography.
06/17/2010	Blackbird	After years in prison and subsequent hardships, Ray, 56, has a new identity and has made a new life for himself, thinking that he cannot be found. Una, 27, has thought of nothing else; upon seeing a photo of Ray in a magazine, she has arrived unannounced at his office. Guilt, rage, and raw emotions run high as they recollect the passionate relationship they had 15 years ago, when she was 12 and he was 40.
06/19/2009	Washing Machine	An eerie little multispeed jigsaw of a play about the accidental death of a 5-year-old girl in a laundromat parallels what her would-be rescuers tried to do to save her life.
05/30/2009	Age of Arousal	A lavish, sexy, frenetic ensemble piece about the forbidden and gloriously liberated self – genre-busting, rule-bending, and ambitiously original.
01/15/2009	The Hungry Ghost	A “comedy about addiction” that delves into several angles of the current American opioid epidemic.
12/18/2008	Act a Lady	When the men of a small Prohibition-era town decide to put on a play dressed in “fancy-type, women-type clothes,” the whole community is affected: gender lines blur, eyebrows raise, identities explode, and life and art are forever entangled.
09/11/2008	The Island	The Island focuses on two cellmates, one whose successful appeal means that his release draws near and one who must remain in prison for many years to come. They spend their days performing futile physical labor and nights rehearsing in their cell for a performance of Sophocles’ Antigone in front of the other prisoners. This was a Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern production.
07/25/2008	Cornucopia of Me	Starting in Katja Hill’s childhood, when the Theater Bug first bit her, Cornucopia of Me chronicles the merry misadventures of the one-time Western North Carolina resident and North Carolina School of the Arts graduate as she supported herself with a series of mind-numbing menial jobs while she honed her craft, fought her weight problem, finally journeyed to the to audition for a shot at Broadway — or even Off-Off-Off Broadway — stardom, fought her weight problem, and, ultimately returned to the [Research] Triangle [Park] a sadder but wiser woman.
03/21/2008	Beyond Belief	Beyond Belief is not simply a trick of the eye. Here, Joshua Lozoff shares his spirit, mind and body through a delicate blend of personal stories, revelations and of course, his own brand of “deep magic” acquired from extensive world travels and experiences.
03/02/2008	Dying City	A year after her husband’s death in Iraq, Kelly, a young therapist, confronts his identical twin brother, who shows up at her apartment unannounced.
05/12/2006	Three Sisters (on Ice)	A Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern production about sisters’ yearning for the excitement of Moscow, and how their dreams are crushed when their brother marries a woman they consider ill-bred.
03/23/2007	an oak tree	A man loses his daughter to a car accident. Nothing now is what it seems. It’s like he’s in a play – but he doesn’t know the words or the moves.
12/18/1983	Irma Vep	Amazing play with quick-change artists in a hole-in-the-wall theater in a shopping plaza.