Quoted from review by Shoshana Roberts. BOTTOM LINE: The witty and charming Dean Temple uses stand-up, singing, and other ways of storytelling to delve into his existential crisis of wanting to be a performer versus having a more conventional job. Voice of Authority, written and ...
Your Edinburgh Fringe show opens an NYC run later this week, but it’s morning, the windows are still dark, your bed is warm and you have no intention of getting out of it. Putting your feet on the floor will put you back in touch...
https://youtu.be/dl0mm-KplxA Yes, she really did that. Yes, it was exciting growing up in my house. ...
(Pictured, left to right, my grandfather, Baba, great grandfather, and great aunt, and me, center, the disappointing, lazy three year old who has yet to compose his first opera) It’s a two-hour long train ride into the city to perform for five minutes, and after you’ve...
https://youtu.be/sS_aGUEU8rQ Big Trouble asks you to tell your small stories of big trouble, since my show, Voice of Authority, is about getting into trouble with the Dept of Justice to the tune of $19 million. Mike Hnatyshyn is an active member of the Ukrainian community in New...