Oh my gosh, I’m so pleased to say that I have been awarded an October 2011 Theatre Bay Area CA$H Grant for 915 Cayuga!  The award will go toward the purchase of some (much needed) sound equipment.  Exciting!  Thanks TBA!  So.  Very.  Much!

I’ll be performing in the theatrical installation, Package, at the De Young Museum on Friday, October 14th at 7pm.  What’s Package?  Well, it’s a performance piece that “delves into the curiosities and questions of the cross-pollination of identity as seen in the 21st century, engaging its audience with humor in a discussion of race, gender, and orientation.”  High art!  Want more information?  Click on the pic!

Pictures form 915 Cayuga’s “End of Summer Blowout” episode - taped on 9/25/11 in at the Main Street Theatre.  Fun, fun, fun!

915 Cayuga has a fancy new website now!  What can you do there?  Well, you can get behind-the-scenes information about show, check out pictures, and listen to the latest podcast, that’s what!  Simply click on the pic above or go to http://915cayuga.tumblr.com

Pics from July’s episode of 915 Cayuga!  Special thanks to Carrina Schindler for lending us her photographic talents!

This month I am producing and performing in “915 Cayuga,” an old-time, radio-style variety show and podcast that is taped in front of a live studio audience at San Francisco’s rustic Main Street Theatre!  This month’s performance - our “1st Anniversary Super Spectacular Extravaganza Exclamation Point” - takes place on Sunday, July 24th at 7pm.  I’m working with a lot of amazing people on this project including my friend and collaborator, Kirk Hamilton.  Want more information?  Check out http://mainstreettheatre.weebly.com or click on the logo to see our event page on Brown Paper Tickets.

Production photos from Act II of “The Lily’s Revenge!”  The fierce and wonderful Marissa Wolf directed the act, which featured the talents of Marilee Talkington (Master Sunflower), Tobie Windham (Baby’s Breath), Chris Quintos Cathart (Pansy), Carlos Aguirre (Poppy), Rami Margron (Red Rose), Trixxie Carr (Lilac), Jeri Lynn Cohen (Wind),  Taylor Mac (Lily), and me as the Tulip.  And, yes, those costumes were from the brilliant mind of Lindsay W. Davis!

That’s me taking a breather from tech rehearsal during “The Lily’s Revenge.”  Note the brilliant Tulip hat that costumer Lindsay Davis made just for little old me!  Wanna read a review of the show written by the SF Examiner’s Jean Schiffman?  Easy, just click on the pic!

Just got cast as Tulip in The Lily’s Revenge over at the Magic Theater.  Should be exciting - the play is said to be 5 hours long with a cast of 36.  Plus, I get to play my favorite flower, so that’s pretty cool…  Click on the image for more info about the show.