So I have a reading of a full length play LOSING SLEEP coming up on Monday, November 9, 2008. This reading is being held by a group called Ten Grand Productions known for their independent and imaginative reworkings of big stories (like the Titanic.) While SLEEP isn't necessarily a Titanic event, it does have a lot of room in it for interpretation. I'm excited to see where they take it. The reading is open to the public, but I'd contact them first to check on tickets and availability.

Labels: Losing Sleep, New York, Reading

Just in case you didn't know that time sneeks away from us like a cow-tipping thirteen-year-old after midnight, yes, this month Cait and I are headed to our
10th college reunion. We both graduated from the inimitableWheaton College (IL), and we're excited about going back and seeing some "old" friends. I have to admit that I have been thankful many times for my "Wheaton education" (eh, Auggie?) Our theatre group, called Workout, made it clear to me that art is a spirtitual journey. Of course, when I'm rich and famous, I'm still gonna build them a new theatre. With a big bust of your truly out front.