Backyard Story by Charles Pascoe
Directed by Charles Pascoe
April 22-26 at 7:30pm, April 27 at 2pm
All seats $5

A broad spectrum of human emotions and relationships are reflected in this play for families. Playing off the obstacle-to-love plot tradition, Backyard Story presents a wildly humorous and ( Read more... )

"Make the most of each work experience: even if you don't love every minute at a particular job, you can always learn something from it.  Take the time to be a whole person and to balance work with life.  Most of all, don't give up until you find something you enjoy.  We spend a lot of our adult lives working, so it's important to like what we do ( Read more... )

Be out and proud today!

I used to be one of them.  I'm glad I'm not anymore.  It seems so weak to solve all of your problems by believing whole-heartedly in something that doesn't really exist.  To think that people are so weak that they can't face problems in their lives that they have to put it all on someone/something that they can not prove exists, much less prove ( Read more... )

Dear Drivers of the World ( Read more... )

Please understand my reasons for not speaking today.  I am participating in the Day of Silence, a national youth movement protesting the silence faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their allies.  My deliberate silence echoes that silence, which is caused by harassment, prejudice, and discrimination.  I believe that ending the ( Read more... )

March 3, RENT in San Antonio.

March 15, The Lion King in Austin.

March 28, Wicked in Houston.

You wish you were me.

Usually Found in a Bush

Boy: Mommy, what's a vah-jay-jay?
Mom: A bird, sweetie! A wonderful bird.

--Wall St

via Overheard in New York, Jan 30, 2007

Ok, so at the moment I am working on two different shows. They are both children's shows, and they are both being performed this week. Here's the scoop so you can come.

Candlestein -Saturday, March 25th at 10am ( Read more... )

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