News
Factory Girls Heads to Japan!
If you happen to find yourself in Osaka or Kyoto this fall (Sept 2019), make sure to catch the Asian premier of Factory Girls! I am so psyched that Amuse is producing this show (and translating it into Japanese); obrigato, Amuse! Konnichiwa, Japan! Get tickets and peruse their amazing site: http://musical-fg.com/
Lost Letters, a new musical
This winter, Bloomington Playwrights Project is staging the world premier of Lost Letters, the new musical I've been working on with my old friend, playwright Jonathan Karpinos. What started out as a nice pet project has grown into a really beautiful work that I am so proud of! December 6-21 in Bloomington; tickets and more info here!
BOOMCHICK BABY in Chatham County!
June 14-16 2019, prepare for the worst and the very best. Leave the kids at home and come to UCLA (Upper Chatham/ Lower Alamance) for a rip roaring good time. This is a show we've been working on 3 or 4 times a year for the last 7 years and it is nothing but pure and debaucherous joy. BYOB, and please do BB! Tickets are going fast, get them here; more show info here.
Rise Up Singing! May 21, 2019 at 4:30pm
The Rise Up Singing spring concert will happen May 21, 2019 at STEM Prep High School at 4:30pm--all 150 5th-8th graders have been working their tails off and are ready to share their songs! Rise Up Singing is a new music program focusing on the passion and protest in American music at STEM Prep Academy in Nashville, TN. Free admission!
Spotlight Awards at TPAC; May 11, 2019
Come support high schoolers from across the state at the Jimmy Awards, an awards show modeled after the Tonys. I'll be playing and presenting an award.
We Ba Do featured on CMT.com
Check out the tune here, along with some awesome songs by other new musical theater writers. If you're someone who's always looking for new musical theater songs to sing for auditions or with your students, etc, ContemporaryMusicalTheatre.com is the spot...
The Shore at The Green Room 42 (NYC), March 2018
ContemporaryMusicalTheatre.com (a subscription site that sells sheet music by new musical theater writers, including mine) put on a 5th Anniversary Concert with some of their favorite pieces. New (to me!) voices Natalie Ortega & Dillon McPherson came in and did a beautiful job singing a duet from The Moon and the Sea--check it out here!