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NYC. I will be performing in a reading of Jeanne Dorsey's A Little Bit of Forever for New Georges. The cast includes Kristin Griffith, me, others. Lucie Tiberghien directs.
NYC. I am workshopping Zac Kline's Qualified Disclaimer with actors Bob Jaffe, Per Janson, and Blair Baker.
NYC. Director Kimberly Senior and playwright Alix Sobler join us for Staging Film's 1st Official Season! More to come!
NYC. The brilliant, beautiful actress, producer, and, now, writer Sheetal Sheth has written a new children's book called Always Anjali. Thrilled to have had the opportunity to collaborate with her and design the Always Anjali website: www.alwaysanjali.com. Check it out! Buy the book! An inspiring and gorgeously constructed story. "Seven-year-old Anjali is disappointed when she tries to buy a license plate for her bike, but finds only white names. She thinks the solution is to change her name to Angie... until her parents explain why her name is special in India. This is a girl-power book about being proud of your heritage."
NYC. I will be a mentor this spring at the Playwrights Horizons Theater School (NYU), working with my Woodshed colleague, Mikhael Tara Garver.
NYC. Ok! KPop, conceived by Woodshed Collective & Jason Kim, receives the 2018 Richard Rodgers Award, 9 Lucille Lortel Award nominations, 7 Drama Desk Award nominations, a Drama League nomination for Outstanding Production, and an Off Broadway Alliance Award nomination for Best Unique Theatrical Experience.
Update: KPop wins the 2018 Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Musical! NYC. I will be participating in a reading of Caridad Svich's Trouble in Kind at Primary Stages. The cast also includes Sofia Jean Gomez, Alfredo Narciso, Flor De Liz Perez, & Gabriel Sloyer.
NYC. My theater company, Woodshed Collective, racked up 9 Lucille Lortel Award Nominations for KPop, including Outstanding Musical.  KPop leads Lucille Lortel Awards. NYC. Scott Sowers passed away today. A wonderful actor and person. I liked him very much. He will be greatly missed.  Grant Shaud & Scott Sowers in Maggie Bofill's Winners. |
