Typically, lighting is one of those aspects of theatre that most patrons cannot recall when you have done a good job of it.  Fortunately, it has been quite a while since I made it through tech week with a bad lighting design (one that the critics noticed). Even if I don't get mentioned in the... Continue Reading →

Quotidian Theatre Company leans toward presenting works by playwrights whose “way with the words” is little short of brilliant. Not uncommonly, those plays give actors the chance to try on characters that speak in accents different from their own. In the past, I've grappled with a Texas drawl for Horton Foote’s The Carpetbagger’s Children and... Continue Reading →

One of the most fun things about being an actor is the variety of people you get to become. Life is never boring as you go from character to character. Also varying with each role are the circumstances. For example, how do you approach playing an actual person – especially one who may still be... Continue Reading →