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November 2024

The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket By Peter Parnell Columbia Graduate Acting Year 2 Production Directed by Jane Nichols Set by Noah Hull Lighting by Eva Hu It was really lovely to design this unique show with this really lovely group of grad actors. There is a whole act 2 that takes place 20 years after the events in the first half, but it wasn’t as fun to look at, just drab grownups with no PVC pipe wings. Photos by @deliaadumont

One more post for Halloween’s sake.

October 2024

September 2024

August 2024

Our beautiful prince Hubert passed away yesterday. I loved him so much that it hurts to try to put into words what he meant to me. If you were lucky enough to get to meet him you know what a special wild, sweet, silly, little man he was. I’ve never met anyone with even half of his personality. Even if you never met him I know at some point in us crossing paths I probably gave you a slideshow of Hubert to show off how photogenic he was, and such a ham. He will keep on being my very special little guy every day, I love him so much and am thankful I had him in my life.

July 2024

Back in the spring I had the joy of working on this beautiful film treatment directed by the wonderful @tofermoran and produced by @megmoho who are some of my all time favorite collaborators and human beings. Our amazing performers were @angeliquerodriguezmusic and @abagaelcheng who are also both talented musicians and you should support their work.

June 2024 Never thought I’d be back at Williamstown, but life is full of surprises.

Thank you to Natalie, the social media manager at Broadway Rose, for being my hero and wrangling these two photos of Joe Theissen in his costume with all the delicious distressing done by myself and Allie Schluchter-Cox. Spitfire Grill at @broadwayrosetheatre Photos by Fletcher Wold.

NOT AN AI POST BECAUSE APPARENTLY INSTAGRAM’S STUPID AI BOTS DONT UNDERSTAND WHAT THEATER IS EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE IN THESE PHOTOS ARE REAL Spitfire Grill Directed by Abe Reybold Set Design by Bryan Boyd Light Design by Larry Larson Photography by Fletcher Wold A belated celebration of this beautiful show that I was lucky enough to be asked to work on. I was so thankful for @smem for having me back at @broadwayrosetheatre where I first started working many moons ago. Everyone in this cast was so special and I wish I hadn’t had to leave before opening. My personal tragedy is that I have no photos of the distressing work I did for our Eli, a lesson to me to never depend on someone else to photograph for you, one day I’ll be better.