Adjusting after a wonderful 6 week run of Kiss Me Kate, which broke the Lyric's box office records! A quick look at what lays ahead:

The Middle School show at Ipswich Middle School, 30 Reasons Not To Be In A Play, plays October 23, 24 and 25.

I am presenting The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in Littleton this month, and Haverhill next month,

I will be playing John Gough at the Northborough Historical Society.

Teaching Jedi class at First Church Georgetown this month.

There will be a fund raising concert in Ipswich on Novermber 1 at First Church in Ipswich, more info to come.

Traveling to Guatemala in November, and presenting a lecture on Memory Skills in Newport.

Couple the above with lectures and webinars, and I am a busy fella!

It has started off as a very busy summer! I will be appearing as Truffledino in A Servant of Two Masters on the Town Green in Ipswich, MA on August 7 and 8 at 6:30. Our summer workshops for kids are totally booked, and we have just added a Jedi Training Workshop to our lineup, August 10-14, 9am-noon at First Church in Ipswich.

I also spend a week working at an inner city literacy camp in Philadelphia, with some great counselors and kids.

OGLE AWARD! For the second year in a row, I am honored to receive an award given for the best Science Fiction and Fantasy audio works. Colonial Radio Theater's version of Ray Bradburys Halloween Tree received a Silver Award. I narrated this piece,  and this is added to last years Silver Award for Colonials Something Wicked This Way Comes, in which I play Mr. Dark. Kudos to Jerry Robbins, who runs Colonial and produced both!

In the recording studio, I have been doing description for the great PBS cartoon Martha Speaks! And in great news, I have been cast in the Lyric Stage Company's fall production of Kiss Me Kate as a gangster!

Hope to see you at a show soon!

My one man show, Beyond the Wardrobe, A Journey with C.S. Lewis, will be presented at First Church Ipswich on march 29th at 7pm. This show has C.S. Lewis, famed author of the Narnia books and a Christian apologist, sharing his life story. It is a wonderful show, and was very well recived last year at the West End. Join us!

BEYOND THE WARDROBE

FIRST CHURCH OF IPSWICH, MEETINGHOUSE GREEN, IPSWICH, MA.

TICKETS- $10

RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 12 AND UP

Ok the title refers to the roads here in the Northeast! The production of Aladdin Jr. that I directed at the Ipswich Middle School is opening Friday, February 6, and plays the 6th and 7th at 7:30, and the 8th at 2:30pm. The show is performed in Ipswich, at the Ipswich Performing Arts Center, tickets are $10 general admission and $5 for students.

Over at moonlight, I am directing Mulan Jr, which will be presented at First Church Georgetown in March. Check it out at www.moonlightproductions.org

In February I. am venturing into new waters as I present my first webinar through the Center for Financial Training. The nationwide webinar is aimed at bankers, to give them more information on real estate appraisals.

I will also be describing episodes of ARTHUR  for PBS this month..

Who says February is a quiet month?

This will be a very busy season for me, as I will be touring with my one man version of A Christmas Carol.

December 7th: Billerica, MA
December 13th: Provincetown, MA (sold out)
December 14th, Ipswich, MA
December 20th & 21st, Brooklyn, NY

In addition, I can be heard on XM/Sirius in the Colonial Radio Theater's version of A Christmas Carol, in which I play as Scrooge. (Check listings) Otherplaces you can hear the show:

WCQS 88.1 Public Radio, Asheville, NC
WED. DEC. 24th, 6:00pm

KVNF 90.9FM Western Colorado
Check Website for Schedule.

Alabama Public Radio. 91.5 FM Tuscaloosa
Check site Schedule for airdate

KUFM. Montana Public Radio
Check station site for schedule

MTPR - Montanta Public Radio
WED. DEC. 24 at 8:30pm 

I know I know its just November, but I am already booking Christmas dates! After a great run of A Midsummer Nights Dream at the Ipswich Middle School, we opened a great but short run of Brigadoon at moonlight. But as you may know, each December I do a one man version of A Christmas Carol. Bookings are well underway, and include a new and fun venue, a chapel in a graveyard! The Green-Wood Cemetary in Brooklyn NY, which is connected to the Brooklyn Lyceum, has booked me for 2 shows, December 20 and 21st. I can't wait.

Oh and I am going to Guatemala next week to study Mayan. Why? Oh you will find out.;)

We are working on local venues, so stay tuned!