The Honorable Herbert Peabody

I hope you’ll come check out the premier of a very funny new one-man show, by and starring Kirk McGee, that I’ve had the pleasure of directing.

This One Night Only, One-man, One Act satire, The Honorable Herbert Peabody follows, Joe, a well-meaning tour guide at the Honorable Herbert Peabody Library and Legacy Center, as he tries to decide if he's going to ignore history, change history, or make history to ensure that his (former) hero's "#MeToo" moment doesn't become "Me, Three."

It’s been rainy and cold in NYC, so why not spend some time laughing as you’re warmed by the flames of our crumbling national conscience—and one flustered tour guide’s good-hearted attempt to salvage some piece of it—all in under 30 minutes!.

For tickets and more info click HERE!

Roe Green Visiting Director at Kent Sate University

I'm honored to have been invited to be the 15th Roe Green Visiting Director at Kent State University, directing HEDDA GABLER--which opens tomorrow! It's been a pleasure to work with the wonderful students, faculty and staff to create a HEDDA that. explores Ibsen's themes of class and gender in exciting ways for a 21st century audiences and I'm excited to share this fantastic group's work with the world starting tomorrow! I'm told the production is selling extremely well, so get your tickets now!

Lots of Beers, Only 1 Bard!

Come spend a Saturday as a modern-day Groundling! I'll be directing a scene from As You Like It as part of New York Shakespeare Exchange's latest installment of their popular interactive ShakesBEER series! The dates are May 13th and 20th, from 3:00-6:00pm at Parkside Lounge on the L.E.S. Tickets are $49 and include four drinks! Get your tickets and more info HERE.

New play workshop at UConn.

I'm looking forward to spending a week at the University of Connecticut/Connecticut Repertory Theatre with a group of BFAs, MFAs and faculty developing Oracle, a new play by Aoishe Stratford. It will also be a welcome reunion with dramaturg--and UConn faculty member--Lindsay Cummings, who I first met while working as an intern at Portland Stage Company many years ago. I believe this Oracle holds good omens!