Unmasked

This is me today.  Call me Mufasa from  The Lion King  (not really).   I haven’t cut my hair for some time and now it’s literally grown on me.  We’ve all been “masked up” for the better part of a year.  We know each other only by our eyes peeking out from above our masked […]

Who Knows What the Tide Could Bring?

Don’t give up if you’re tired of fighting Covid. Don’t give up wearing a mask, washing you hands and socially distancing. Don’t give up if you lost a loved one. Don’t give up if you’re depressed, anxious or scared. Don’t give up if you’re battling chronic pain. Don’t give up if you work in hospitals […]

A Year Like No Other

Adam (we call him Dan), Robert (we call call him Bob), Elisabeth (we call her Lizza) and John (John is just John).  Brothers and sister – this is how we “celebrated” Christmas this year.  Oh, and then there’s me – Romeo (they call me Rome).  We five are quite different in personality and I would […]

Meet David Wappel

David Wappel is a screenwriter who grew up in North Carolina, and currently lives and works in Los Angeles.  He used to read screenplays for production companies/producers, has a produced film and offers screenwriting services for writers.  I was looking for a new set of eyes to read my latest draft of BREAK AWAY.  I […]

Time Flies…

It doesn’t feel like time is flying in this year of Covid…but in fact it is…and it keeps marching on through the few happy moments and the many sad ones.  The sad ones unfortunately linger longer and the happy ones are all too fleeting.   It’s hard to believe that it was 2 years ago […]

Throwback Thursday

With virtually no live theatre going on right now, I thought I would take a walk down memory lane and show a sampling of some of the productions I have been involved with over the years.  There was a time when I was doing dramatic seasonal productions that had a contemporary feel to them.  I […]

Farewell Frances

A tribute today to an unforgettable woman who made me laugh just being in her mere  presence.  My Aunt Frances was so full of energy, always on the go.  She kept busy and had a passion for food and cooking.  She was an immigrant  from Italy and the best kind of Italian you can imagine.  […]

Virtual

Two virtual readings of my play happened with these fine folks this past mouth.  A big thank you to all of them for their contributions which went a long way in helping with the re-writing process.  The above group – Pamela Barker, Kevin Aichele, Steven Pereira, Jillian Rees-Brown, Robert Ouellette – read the latest and […]

Mother/Daughter

Behind those eyes are a pair of strong women.  And yet this same strength is matched only by vulnerability.   These woman are tough, yet sensitive.  They are quiet observers, particularly in the company of strangers, but definitely have strong opinions.  Generally shy – introvert…yet, when pressed, can step up to the plate and take on […]

Good is not Good Enough

I came across the above quote by author/speaker/researcher/consultant  James C. Collins who wrote the book Good to Great.   Jim has written many books which deal primarily on how to build a successful business.  He has many wonderfully inspiring quotes from his writings including this one: Think about those last words:  “Greatness…is largely a matter […]

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