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“I once had a sparrow alight upon my shoulder for a moment, while I was hoeing in a village garden, and I felt that I was more distinguished by that circumstance than I should have been by any epaulet I could have worn.” -Henry David Thoreau I’m borrowing this quote from our director Jenna’s latest email to […]

Just 48 hours now before the lights rise on the second story stage at 107 Suffolk St, the jitters are palpable and the team staggers rather than bounds through the rehearsal door now, a month into this odyssey. Yet, the lion’s share of the preparation has been done and the little worries that remain (will […]

Four Days Out In the days before opening a show, everything feels like organized chaos. Or, just chaos. Add to that state the challenges of the NYC Fringe Festival and you are in for a wild ride. This has been a particularly challenging process for many reasons. One of the joys of working on a […]

So I have never been involved on a project for longer than three months at the most before attending Columbia University.  I lucked out and was given a wonderful opportunity to do a new play with Danny.  The short piece that we had two years ago was really exciting and now Danny has been able […]

I was doing some research on sparrows not long ago, and, among other qualities, was fascinated to find out what makes their biology unique: they have a bone in their tongue. I love that. If I could find a metaphor to represent the lithe strength of Danny’s words, it would have to be that; he […]