The Absurd Hero

Whenever I think about my choice to be an actor, I think about Camus. I’ve mentioned Frenchy McFrencherton before in this context, and you can blame my Freshman year reading list for that. But mere hours before The Man Who Was Thursday explodes into the world, I’m finding my Froggy friend has a special resonance. [...]

Approaching Anarchy

We are a scant 13 days from opening The Man Who Was Thursday, and I cannot tell you how excited I am to be a part of this production. Equal parts post-Victorian thriller and outright farce, I get to play both sides of my deepest wishes: I get to be a Bondesque hero with all [...]

"Come closer now …"

Last night, we opened Under Milk Wood down at the Storefront Theatre. There’s so much to say about the phenomenal cast and crew, the changes in producing at the Department of Cultural Affairs’ flagship space, and the pleasure of indulging in both intricate, evocative language and flat-out schtick – but for now I shall leave [...]