If you're in New York City this week, come check out my award-winning play LOSING SLEEP which is opening Off-Off Broadway, produced by the American Theatre of Actors. I've enjoyed working with the theatre and the director Michael Bordwell, and I'm excited to see the results. Swing on over to the Facebook Group for photos, cast info, and more.

Show opens Wednesday, August 26, 2009 at ATA's Sargent Theatre - 314 West 54th Street (between 8th and 9th Aves).

For tickets, please call (212) 581-3044.

Labels: Losing Sleep, New York, Productions

I'm very glad to announce that my play PARADISE KEY will have a reading today in Columbia, SC, at the amazing Trustus Theatre. PARADISE KEY was selected as the winner of the 2010 Trustus Playwrights Festival, a nation-wide competition that receives hundreds of entries each year. Some notable past winners of this contest include David Lindsay-Abaire, Stephen Belber, Sarah Hammond, and John Tuttle. This reading is the first step in a year-long development process that will culminate in a full production next August as part of the theatre's 25th anniversary season.

Labels: Paradise Key, Reading

I'm thrilled to finally be presenting a staged reading of my new-play-in-development, Homo apocalyptus, here in Key West, FL. The reading will take place on Thursday, August 6, 2009, at 7:00 PM, at the old Key West Armory, the home of The Studios of Key West, which has been our generous host for a development residency this summer. This reading is the result of a tremendous amount of effort during this residency, but it also means that summer is drawing to a close, and my days in Key West are soon to end. (Hopefully I'll make it out, before the Zombies arrive...)

UPDATE: Here's an interview I had with Eric Holowacz, the gracious and hospitable Director of TSKW.

Labels: Homo apocalyptus, Reading, Residency