Running from July 9th through Aug 16th, I’ll be Duncan/Porter/Seyton in 30 performances, five days a week. Union Arts Center, the recent merger of Seattle Shakespeare Company and ACT Theatre, takes on the mantle of Wooden O this year. Pack a picnic, grab a blanket, and settle in for FREE Shakespeare in the Park throughout the Puget […]
What exactly is meant by the term “Democratic” City? The term “Democratic City” gets thrown around quite a bit in political circles. It tends to be used by Republican pundits, but it’s now become part of the overall discussion around crime, immigration, homelessness, etc. What is a Democratic City? The implication is that there is […]
The latest episode of the Shakespeare Illuminated series provides some lesser-known insights into the famous tragedy. I portrayed Antony in the excerpts shown. Shakespeare illuminates us, and we hope to return the favor. Shakespeare Illuminated shares an appreciation of Shakespeare’s brilliance and demonstrates how an Oxfordian perspective on the plays explains so much about them. […]
Back in the SWING of things. Well, I guess not technically “swing”, since I’m covering just 2 roles, though they’re pretty hefty. Karen Lund’s new adaptation of CS Lewis’ Till We Have Faces opened at Taproot theatre last week.. A world premiere retelling of the myth of Cupid and Psyche. When Psyche is sacrificed to […]
House for Fallen Women: A physical therapy center for female patients after they’ve had hip surgery.
Ah, mais oui ! J’ai eu la joie d’incarner l’inimitable Hercule Poirot sur les planches du Seattle Public Theater dans le cadre d’un spectacle mettant en vedette des histoires effrayantes pour Halloween. Ah yes! The little gray cells…
A staged reading of Age of Sail written by James Lyle and directed by Aidyn Stevens. Part of the FIRST DRAFT staged reading series presented by the Edmonds Driftwood Players and Driftwood After Dark. I played the part of a Napoleonic-era, British sea captain. Huzzah and all that sort of thing. In 1815 a British […]
Well, it finally happened. I officially became old enough to play Scrooge. Well, understudy him, anyway. Along with seven other characters. Yes, folks, it was Swing City for about seven weeks. Seattle’s favorite holiday tradition returns for its 49th year! Gather with your family and friends for Charles Dickens’ timeless tale of hope and redemption. […]
A sci-fi-esque short by Note Suwanchote.
I played Dad and Fraser in a stage adaptation of Tom Stoppard’s 1967 radio play. “Stoppard’s work invariably demands much from its audiences and credits them with the capacity to learn. They must come prepared to laugh and to ponder the gravest of thoughts. If they do, they will find themselves not just intrigued and […]