In August, I had the pleasure of moderating a series of three webinars. I finally have the videos edited and…
I was invited by Davon Williams to chat about my run for Western Stage Manager Convention Delegate in the current…
While it’s not new, during the last few weeks of the pandemic, there’s been a big cultural shift in more…
I am a member of two different unions for live entertainment, Actors’ Equity Association (for traditional theatre/plays/musicals) and the American…
Book Review/Musings: Everything was Possible: The Birth of the Musical Follies My friends have accomplished multiple projects during this pandemic.…
Yesterday, the Metropolitan Opera posted a Facebook video (embedded at the bottom of this post) highlighting two members of their…
According to the email I received this morning, today is my union anniversary. Today, Aug 3, 2020, is your Equity…
I have this important date in my calendar every year. Last summer I put out a whole spread of coloring…
Until a couple years ago, if I saw a circle on a groundplan, let’s face it…I would cringe. Trying to make straight fabric-based spike tape turn into a beautiful curved line was pretty hard. In college, we used to have to do it with a paper-based spike tape, which thankfully I’ve never seen again in the professional world. Electrical tape can be a little easier to form curves, but it stretches and can get awkward as well.
Enter Ruth E. Kramer to the rescue.
As mentioned in the previous post, I’ve been online quite a bit since the pandemic started. Here’s the video from my…