I’m at the top of a hill after a steady two month climb….. I’ve achieved a set of goals… but there’s no rest in store…. I have another set of goals at the ready…. The Pop-Up Theater at 41-23 Bell … Read More
I have launched into a fairly crazy schedule this week… When I say guerilla tour, I very much mean it… this week has been one of favors needed of me, favorite done for me, working out, fleshing out the website, … Read More
Busy week here at “Boy on the Bureau” Central. Got the space on Bell Boulevard officially, got it insured, open the social media floodgates, and sent an invitation to everyone I know in a hundred radius of 41-23 Bell Blvd. … Read More
70 years ago today my parents got married at a Justice of the Peace in Kittery, Maine….. Peggy was a new mom, having given birth to my oldest sibling, – my sister Linda. Bob was just ending his service as … Read More
Tomorrow, August 7, is the birthday of two people who hold great, but vastly different significance in my life. August 7, 1942, @GarrisonKeillor was born. Since discovering Prairie Home Companion in 1980, I was both awed and inspired by his … Read More
The picture is me – taken 10 years ago tomorrow…. halfway down the Grand Canyon…. I had driven across the country with my co-pilot my puppy Aggie, sharing Waffle House steak and eggs each morning…. I had been to the … Read More
I’m now hovering between megalomaniac and auteur… one side feels selfish, the other feels powerful and creative…. editing/re-writing/memorizing the play producing a 2017 tour of the play contacting interested theaters across the country arranging publicity creating/overseeing design of all printed … Read More
it’s a journey of body, mind, spirit…. and career…. I’m trying to work on all of them – by dovetailing and fusing my work in all of them into single projects…. such is my play… “The Boy on the Bureau” … Read More
47 years ago, man landed on the Moon…. once the benchmark upon which all achievement was measured….. trying to only sees my achievements in comparison to the work I did the day before…. like a trip to the Moon… a … Read More
Of all my siblings, my relationship with my oldest brother, Larry, was the most difficult. As with each of my older male siblings, the absence of my father throughout my childhood meant the predominant male influences in my life were … Read More