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Inspiration: Installment #1 Some writers know exactly where they’re headed with a writing project, but my approach is more of the E.L. Doctorow variety: I see only as far as… Read More

Strong is the New Pretty Earlier this month my play SCHOONY’S HOME FOR GIRLS AND JOHN debuted at Florida Studio Theatre’s “Youth Perform-a-Play” Class. Christine Hopkins, the director of education… Read More

Chatting with the Hardest Working Pop Star in Tampa Bay Jeremy Gloff, Dru Cutler and Shae Krispinsky will perform at St. Pete’s Community Cafe, Saturday, April 14. And he wants… Read More

March 9, 2018. . . The Burlesque Astronomy Workshop Phoenix Theatre chose The Burlesque Astronomy Play out of over 500 submissions, as one of four scripts they’re working on in… Read More

The award-winning actor will be performing a one-woman show about an aged Alice after Wonderland this Friday, but there’s much more about her that fascinates us.
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The Crit, or How I Looked Forward to the Panel Review Remember those days in college or art school or after an informal gathering of the “Crit”.  The critique was… Read More

March 2, 2018. . . Water and Fire Rehearsing Tidal Pools and Flicker this week, the Water and Fire sections of Air-Earth-Fire-Water for the GASP! Festival. The text and movement… Read More

February 23, 2018. . .  Stay We drove to Charleston SC to see my first play, Stay, onstage at South of Broadway Theatre. Eugenie Bondurant and Chris Rutherford originated the… Read More

February 22, 2018. . . Teatime I got a draft of Madness together enough that I could send it out to actors and start scheduling the first table reading. And… Read More

February 16. . . First Draft and GASP! Rehearsals The week of the Creative Pinellas grant adjudication, I was closing in on the first readable draft of Madness, a new… Read More