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Life Don’t Give You No Do Overs
A family is in a hospital waiting room in conflict over whether or not to
donate their fatally injured, 17 year old’s organs to be transplanted.
The three daughters of Lucy Apple (who suffers from Alzheimer’s) meet
at the family home regarding caring for their mother.
A devilishly funny farce that takes place in a waiting area just outside
the door leading to heaven involving a nun, prostitute, a Jewish grandmother, oh, and there’s Freddie, a gay bathhouse performer.
Priests attempt to form an organization to protect themselves against an unscrupulous bishop. The bishop deals with this dissension within the ranks.
Spinster sisters Yola and Elvira live in a senior citizen apartment complex. The seniors are being bilked by the complex’s maintenance man. Elvira decides to
“off” this crook.
4 Actors, 4 Short Plays, 4 Chairs, 2 Acts
(1)A cause oriented couple is upset when their son tells them that he is straight. What choice do they have but to leave
the gay parents support group, one of their favorite causes.
(2)Unemployed men decide to form a costumed floral delivery service. They hire a tipsy, daffy woman to handle their bookings leading to embarrassing deliveries.
(3)Missing identity where a physicist is thought to be a hit man and the hit man
is thought to be a physicist.
(4)Four people are on a ride into the hereafter: a married couple and two guys. All are different,
all are opinionated.
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Confession Of An ADHD Writer
Were I a school age kid in today’s educational system, I definitely would have been diagnosed with ADHD (attention deficient hyperactivity disorder). My doctor would prescribe Adderall and I would be on my way to having an undistracted mind. But … Continue reading
Tap, 2, 3, 4, Kick, 2, 3, 4…
42nd Street is a tap dancers dream. A choreographer’s nightmare. But a tap dancer’s dream. When I heard that this musical was being performed by The Community Players (Pawtucket, RI) I had to go and see it. Not that I … Continue reading
Caution: High Intensity Energy @ Courthouse
Last night we attended a performance of “Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” at the Courthouse Center for the Arts )West Kingston, RI). This cast had so much energy, they could have made a fortune selling it back to National … Continue reading
The Importance Of Local Theater In Our Development
When you hear the term “live theater” what do you think of? That terms prompts a pyramid to come front and center in my mind. The top of the pyramid is Broadway, of course. Below that falls the fine LORT … Continue reading
It Would Be A Crime If You Missed “Crimes Of The Heart”
Last Saturday night we journeyed to Westerly, RI to The Granite Theatre to see “Crimes of the Heart” by Beth Henley. (Why I say journeyed is because we Rhode Islanders are use to traveling within our cities and towns…driving to … Continue reading
Who Am I?
This morning I received an email attacking ObamaCare and tree hugging, liberals. This pushed me right over the top. I am so done tolerating this anti-everything rhetoric from friends sending me email that rattle my core beliefs that I am … Continue reading
The Weston Family Makes Your Family Look Normal.
SOLD OUT. SOLD OUT. SOLD OUT. I love seeing that on production dates for local theater. It’s a clear indication that they have successfully mounted a show: the right play, the right class, the right direction… Such is the case … Continue reading
Talk About Multi-Tasking
As I was at the gym this morning (ugh!!!) I was listening to the music on my iPhone. The “And The Money Kept Rolling In” song from Evita came on. It brought back memories of my having seen the original … Continue reading
Be True To You
Jason Bennett, a NYC acting coach and one of my Facebook friends posted this: “The parts of you that live in your deeper consciousness influence your life and career very powerfully. I suggest getting to know who lives in your … Continue reading
Did You Know That Kingston (RI) Had An Avenue Q
Last night I was whisked away from W. Kingston, RI (adjacent to the URI campus) to New York with the first note in the Avenue Q’s musical score. The Courthouse Theater, yes housed in an actual courthouse, presented the Off, … Continue reading




