Revolution’s Edge opens June 15!
My newest project, Revolution’s Edge, opens in two weeks and tickets are on sale now! Check out the video trailer below for more info about the show. This exciting examination of the intense pressure cooker of pre-Revolution politics, faith, and…
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Tickets to Moonlight Abolitionists are now on sale!
Plays in Place will return to live performances next month with my play Moonlight Abolitionists at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, MA, October 6-9. This year, we’ll have more performances—two per night, one at 6:30pm and one at 8:30pm. This…
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North Pole Noir is just released and is a short, holiday treat
It's been a very busy time for me and our family this fall--moving into our new home in Florence, MA, and producing two shows (Moonlight Abolitionists and I Am This Place) with Plays in Place. And now the holidays are fast approaching, as…
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Tickets to Moonlight Abolitionists are now on sale!
My company Plays in Place will return to live performances next month with my play Moonlight Abolitionists at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, MA, September 20-22, 8pm. This concert reading is a swirling conversation between six abolitionists…
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Part of Amy Hamilton’s 24 Authors series
I had the pleasure to talk with Amy Hamilton online this morning for her 24-Authors-in-23-Hours series. She has two books of her own now out--The Project Manager and The Consummate Communicator , and she's bringing in people all day to talk about…
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Echoes is now streaming!
Echoes, my new audio play commissioned and produced by the Huntington Theatre Company is now available for streaming. It's just a short thing--6 minutes or so--and is set in the near future at the Old State House. It fits a lot in a small…
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Three new (virtual events) coming soon! (and a new book)
I hope you're all staying safe and healthy during these difficult times. The world continues to be a challenging and uncertain place, in ways that seem to shift from week to week. I do have a little good news to share about upcoming events that…
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COVID-19 cancellations and shifts
We're in the thick of it right now here in Massachusetts, with a fairly steady stream of new COVID-19 cases and deaths. Like in the rest of country, people are hunkered down and practicing social distancing, as they should. When it became clear that…
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Cato & Dolly on PBS
Last summer, we had the good fortune of having the folks from The Future of America's Past a new PBS show, come film parts of Cato & Dolly at the Old State House and interview me about the project. The results show up in one of the newest…
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Two new audio plays now available
Within the past month or so, two of my ten-minute comedies for the stage have been released as audio plays and both are a heckuva lot of fun. Be sure to check out: Wayback Radio Theater’s version of Beatrix Potter Must Die! as well as The…
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