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I make smart, thoughtful, entertaining, socially aware theatre. I am dramaturgically prepared; my tablework is thorough; my productions are powerful. My particular strength is in directing language-driven plays, from the Elizabethan to the contemporary. I have founded the Redeeming Time Project.
Where players are audience, story is exigency, and dice are constraints. Enjoy the rest of your summer. But is that even a bad thing? .
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Why I Write What I Write. What can I say? I love to write stories about a lot of different characters involving a lot of different genres and sub-genres. This is fun for me, but I realize that it can be confusing for my readers. Which books are inspirational? Be watch.
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