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  • directing, playwriting, Reading Theater Project, theater

    First-time director has some notes

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    February 15, 2023
    First-time director has some notes

    I’m making my directing debut at the 2023 Reading Theatre Project’s 5-Minute Fringe Festival.

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  • New Play Exchange, playwriting, promotion, theater, writers, writing

    Playwrights you should read, part one

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    January 6, 2023
    Playwrights you should read, part one

    One in an irregular series of posts, giving well-deserved shout-outs to writers I admire.

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  • New Year, New Year's Resolution, plays, playwriting, writing

    When the resolution goes astray

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    January 2, 2023
    When the resolution goes astray

    My plan to finish a full-length play went a little off course, but in the service of another creative project.

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  • new years, plays, playwriting, resolutions, self-care, writing

    For the new year, a simple resolution

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    January 1, 2023
    For the new year, a simple resolution

    I posted this on Mastodon earlier today, just a kernel of a thought. Since one of my New Year’s resolutions is (or ought to be) more blogging, it seems fitting to re-post it here as an actual blog post. In 2023, my New Year’s resolution can be boiled down to…

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  • 28 Plays Later, advice, playwriting, writing

    5 Things I learned from writing a play every day in February

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    March 1, 2021
    5 Things I learned from writing a play every day in February

    This year, as with every year, I made a New Year’s resolution to write “more.” Whatever that means. The best way to do this, of course, is to actually write more. Write every day. It’s that simple, and that complicated. But if you want to be a writer, that’s what…

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  • books, common core, literature, Reading

    That time Ray Bradbury railed against Common Core

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    February 4, 2016

    I can’t read just one book at a time. At any given moment, I’m in the midst of reading as many as a half-dozen books. (According to my Goodreads account, I have 11 books on my Currently Reading list.) As a result, it takes me forever to finish a book.…

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  • Seahawks, Seattle, sports

    Confessions of a non-lifelong Seahawks fan

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    January 28, 2015

    Sports fans are made, not born. Most of the time, team devotion is handed down from parents to children. In my case, I learned to love the Seattle Seahawks with the help of some friends, and with the help of a profound sense of loneliness. I became a Seahawks fan about ten years ago. That…

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  • music, new releases

    New video: Static Jacks, ‘I’ll Come Back’

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    July 22, 2013

    I’ve been beating my head against a wall for the last few weeks, trying to figure out what kind of music blog I want to write. (If you take into account the time that’s passed since my last true music blog, which I wrote at my last job, then it’s…

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  • Streaming music is all wet

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    June 12, 2013

    (This post also appeared at Medium.com.) If you want to know what music I like, just ask. I’m happy to tell you, and I don’t need Rdio, iRadio or any other misspelling of the word “radio” to broadcast my questionable tastes. When it comes to listening, it’s better to keep…

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  • concert, Lez Zeppelin, live music, Reading

    In concert: Lez Zeppelin plays Reverb in Reading

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    April 5, 2013

    Many, many people in Berks County will get their jazz fix this weekend. Those with more rockin’ sensibilities still have options for live entertainment, however. The tribute band Lez Zeppelin, based in New York, comes to town Saturday for a show at Reverb. You can read my profile of the…

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