"There are far better things ahead than any we leave behind.” –C.S. Lewis
upcoming
THE LITTLE MERMAID opens this Thursday, July 14th!
For tickets, click HERE or head to the Lexington Center Box Office HERE to avoid the fees.
For tickets, click HERE or head to the Lexington Center Box Office HERE to avoid the fees.
Summer of 2022 returns me to my hometown and some of my Disney history. First, I'll be traveling back to Lynchburg, Virginia to choreograph THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME for the Academy Center for the Arts' Youth Theatre. In July, I'll grab my dinglehopper and tap shoes to play "Scuttle" in THE LITTLE MERMAID with The Lexington Theatre Company. To close out the summer, I'll finally step into one of musical theatre's most iconic character-man roles: "Amos Hart" (Mister Cellophane) in CHICAGO. Both shows will be presented at the historic Lexington Opera House.
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This fall, I'm joining the team as a Teaching Artist and Private Coach, leading students from Kindergarten to Retirement and beyond! I'm grateful to be returning to the city where I grew up, bringing over twenty years of experience, sharing my love of the theatre with the communities of the Bluegrass.
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Christmas
It’s 1958, and in New London, OH, The 30th Annual Christmas Spectacular is opening tomorrow! At the helm is a fussy director who has lost the true spirit of Christmas, and it looks like “spectacular” will be a long shot. With the help of unexpected visitors from the past, present, and future, one whirlwind evening helps the director, and the whole community, come together for a spectacle this town will never forget! |
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A brand new show for Maples Repertory Theatre! Written by Bridget Sheaff and starring Artistic Director, Todd Davison, ‘TIS THE SEASON ran December 1-12, 2021, featuring six incredible actor/singer/dancers playing over thirty roles. Check out their performance on Radio Friends, with Paul Pepper!
Ongoing
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In the style of the great comedic duos - Hope & Crosby, Martin & Lewis and even Bert & Ernie - myself & Alex (my bald partner-in-crime) treated audiences to an evening of questions and answers that no one needed to know, but were glad they didn't ask. Thanks to the generosity of the Winter Park Playhouse, those not in Florida enjoyed the show virtually. If we're lucky, the bald and the beautiful might just make another appearance this year!!
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CONFESSIONS OF A RETIRED WITCH, a little three-hander, finally received a reading, last November, in New York. Written by Drama Desk Winner D'Jamin Bartlett (A Little Night Music) and Emmy Winner Mark Bornfield, an earlier version (then know as MISSPELLED) premiered at the Cherry Lane Theatre during the New York Fringe Festival. I was a part of the cast that go around, now I'm attached as Director/Choreographer. Stay tuned as the rewrites have begun!
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