Check out our short comedy “Gratitude Jar Time Capsule” as part of the amazing lineup in the Women’s Comedy Film Festival in Chicago this Sunday June 27! Tickets available here for virtual viewing! Check the schedule listings for the times for our film block.
Co-creator Stephanie Erb and I are thrilled to be a part of this festival, and hope you’ll take a little time to laugh this Sunday. I’ll be there via Zoom for the Q&A following the film block, so tune in and ask a question or two!
As part of the “First Peek” Series of new play readings by members of the Playwrights Union, my play “Circle Forward” will have its very first public reading (virtually on Zoom) on Saturday June 12 at 3:30 PDT (US). Tickets are FREE — just RSVP/register HERE and you’ll be sent the Zoom link just before the reading.
“Circle Forward” synopsis: When a 15 year old boy claims to be the reincarnation of a writer's late husband, she must come to terms with her version of the past. The reading will run about 1 hour 15 minutes, with a short talkback afterwards for those that wish to stay a few minutes and ask questions or offer constructive feedback.
The “First Peek” series is for brand new plays, all works in progress, so know that you’re seeing and hearing an early draft, and your presence and feedback really matters!
Here’s my amazing cast: Meeghan Holaway, Catia Ojeda, Max Torina, and Caitlin Crawley.
RSVP for this free reading today! You can watch in your pajamas! (And check out the other four plays in this year’s “First Peek” series — all wonderful, all different!)
Had fun with Sid Reddy and VoyageLA Magazine in this interview. Check it out here!
Check out QCode Media’s new narrative podcast series “Bad Vibes: The Ultimate Horror Anthology For the Ears!” This very cool company has created lots of immersive audio storytelling experiences, and “Bad Vibes” is their newest series to be released. There are several fun stories here — all short, all free, all suspenseful. I love the way they make the most of the audio experience to draw you into the story.
Listen for me in episodes titled “After The Beep” and “Don’t Leave Me.” Also found on #ApplePodcasts. Enjoy!
Get your tickets NOW for the upcoming “Says You! LIVE: Uncut, Unglued, and Unabridged!” online events! The NPR comedy-quiz show is jumping into the virtual realm — since you can’t come to our live shows, our live shows will come to you! Recorded live on the specific dates for our ticketed virtual audience, then edited for our regular NPR radio broadcasts.
The first one is May 6, so get your tickets now!
Please join me for an hour or so as part of The Western Stage Alumni Symposium Series this Wednesday April 21 at 6:00 pm PT. Tickets are just $5 and benefit the wonderful programs at The Western Stage in Salinas, CA, where years ago I spent several seasons performing and having a blast.
I’ll be talking about my time at the theater, how to get your own work out into the world, and tips for keeping your sanity as an artist today. Get your tickets HERE and come ask me anything!
Join me for a free Salon event featuring my one-act radio play “90024: Westwood – “ALL INFORMATION HEREIN IS CLASSIFIED” commissioned by Antaeus Theatre Company as part of their inaugural Zip Code Plays series!
On April 17 at 7:00 pm Pacific time (USA), there will be a FREE live panel discussion (over Zoom) co-presented by Antaeus Theatre Company & The Westwood Village Improvement Association.
We’ll begin the event by listening to the 30-minute play, which will be followed by a discussion with me and Director Carolyn Ratteray, Artistic Director Kitty Swink, and Executive Director of the Westwood Village Improvement Association, Andrew Thomas. Together, we’ll delve into the creative process behind the play, as we learn more about the local landscape and community in Westwood.
Please register HERE for this FREE webinar today !
And if you can’t make it, please join the 40,000 others who have taken a few moments to listen HERE to the radio play — it’s also FREE! Here’s a synopsis: Fresh from participating in her first street protests, 80-year old Eleanor Pender McAdams seems an unlikely subject for an FBI investigation — but who really has the upper hand? This “official file” of recordings and interviews reveals the complexities of standing up for something bigger than yourself in the modern world.
