Photos of Food For Fish in LA

Photos by Josh Buerian-Mohr

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the last juilliard class

We read my new play and it went over extremely well.
I was actually really worried about it and uncertain
but it was a big hit. Now I just sit back and wait
for the offers to roll in. That's what it's like to
be a playwright. You jsut write it and then everyone
finds out about it and wants to do it. You have to
hit them away with a stick.

"No, bad producer! Not until you get Kevin Spacey to
be in it! Go away! Bad!"

wed

We live in an oligarchy. Was this always true and I
just never noticed? Has it become more true lately?

So depressed. Today is the last day of Juilliard. I
will miss it. sorely. so sad.

got to finish the play for the fringe and write that
ten min play for ars nova and then finish that novel
by August 17 and then write a screenplay and a new
play and somewhere in there revise all the things that
need revising.

Wish me luck.

book signing

also hope to see you here

http://www.dramabookshop.com/NASApp/store/IndexJsp;jsessionid=abc93yMijgSPfe0QZgkjr?s=storeevents&eventId=348208

this morning

This morning, I finished the first draft of a new play
currently called "Temporary Everything."

I hope it's good. One never knows with these things.
I'm just so glad to have it done. It took way longer
than it should have.

Go See

God's Ear by Jenny Schwartz. I saw it last night and
was very impressed. Amazing cast, excellent
direction. It goes off on tangents sometimes but damn
it's so good. Don't miss it. She's an exciting new
voice in the American theatre you should know about.

http://www.newgeorges.org/frame_content/cev.html

I also saw Cymbeline over the weekend at BAM. I'm not
a big Shakespeare guy but I had a blast at this. I'm
glad K dragged me to it. They make the play extremely
clear and enjoyable to watch. I especially loved the
music number.

http://www.bam.org/events/07CYMB/07CYMB.aspx