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October 15, 2006
September 14, 2006
July 29, 2006
July 10, 2006
March 4, 2006

Archive

January 10, 2008

Previews begin this Sunday, January 13
Opening Night Sunday, January 20
Runs through February 17
Tickets and info

December 2, 2007

Town Without Pity is returning for two encore performances in December, Mondays the 10th and 17th, 8pm at the Macha Theatre. Hailed by Backstage West as "captivating" and "heartwarming", a "scintillating musical treat that will have you humming 1960s standards all the way home," I'm excited to getting back on stage with this one.

Beginning rehearsals Tuesday for Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. Tickets on sale now. You can order them here.

In an attempt to keep this home page clean and easy to navigate, all the old news archives have been moved here.

Lastly, anyone who wants to share links, let's get the message out! To start: last weekend my mom and I rebuilt the Trinity Mountain Meadow Resort website. It's a BEAUTIFUL family vacation spot in Northern California where I was lucky enough to spend my summers growing up.

November 11 , 2007

It seems to be the season of singing! Town Without Pity is now on hiatus, having closed its trial run last Monday to a boisterous, standing-room-only house.

Next Monday night, November 19, I'll be performing in a benefit concert for the theater company, Lucid by Proxy. Click here for all the info (or click on the banner above).

Also, I've been cast in the upcoming world premiere musical Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, opening in January at the Kirk Douglas Theatre. Very excited about this show! Stay tuned for more info as it gets closer. (In related news, I am now proudly in the possession of my very own Equity card.

October 23, 2007

Town Without Pity got a great review from Backstage West. Two more weeks to catch this run.

October 14, 2007

Come check out Town Without Pity: The Love Songs of Gene Pitney. Having a blast singing tight four-part harmonies on a lot of great 60s pop. Running four weeks at The Lyric Theatre.

August 21, 2007

Lots of news:

1) I am excited to have moved the acting operation over to the the glick agency. Looking forward to a fruitful relationship.

2) Just returned from an amazing week in Chicago, taking part in the Johnny Mercer Power of the American Popular Song workshop at Northwestern U. An entire week of master classes focused on songwriting ending in two concerts, one on Friday, one on Saturday, featuring our original material. Amazing teachers and participants. Incredibly challenging and, wow, so inspiring.

3) Speaking of songwriting, a little over three years ago, I began work on a little musical with my friend Pam Eberhardt, which, a little over three weeks from now, will have an off-Broadway workshop at the Bleecker Street Theater. Two weeks, September 7-16, 14 performances, open to the public. It's About Time. An original musical about figuring it all out, about love, about being goofy with your friends. The script is hysterical and I'm very proud of the music. Many have contributed to bring this workshop to fruition. Check out the myspace and more importantly, come check out the show! Contact me or check back here soon for more info.

July 17 , 2007

Playing the lead role in the first public reading of Hindsight, by Ross Brown. Tonight and tomorrow at the Pasadena Playhouse, this is my first time working at this landmark theater, and I'm privileged to be sharing the stage with a top-tier cast: Jane Kaczmarek, Ivar Brogger, Lisa Robinson, Paul Butcher, Maxwell Glick and Brian Lohmann. Directed by Kappy Kilburn.

July 8 , 2007

Shot additional footage this weekend for Brook Hanson's USC Thesis Film, Borderless. Principal photography was in December, and we got to see the rough cut this weekend, which looks outstanding!

May 25, 2007

Just returned from New York where I got to meet the cast and fellow creative crew of ...And I'll Save Ya!, book and lyrics by Pamela Eberhardt, music by myself and Ryan Scott Oliver. Footage of last month's initial public reading was incredibly exciting and great motivation to take the show into its next incarnation this summer.

January 19, 2007

Pilot season has gotten off to a running start. Screen tested today for a half-hour comedy. Up against one other actor. Very exciting week of callbacks, work-sessions, contracts, and the final go today. So grateful for the opportunity, regardless of what happens next.

October 15, 2006

Eric Larue opens this Saturday, October 21 at the Elephant Space Theater in Hollywood. A West Coast premiere by the VS. Theatre Company, with direction by Howard Fine. How does a community come to terms with the emotional aftermath of a school shooting? I'm taking on yet another light-hearted, jovial role (kidding), in the title character, Eric.

September 14, 2006

Shooting Numb3rs this week. Episode #306, scheduled to air Friday, October 27th, 10pm, CBS.

July 29, 2006

Unfinished American Highwayscape #9 & 32 opens tonight!

July 10, 2006

I'm currently knee-deep in rehearsals for the Theatre@Boston Court 's World Premiere production of Unfinished American Highwayscape #9 & 32. Very excited about working with Jessica Kubzansky (irrefutably one of the best directors around) on this challenging new work.