I'm heading to our nation's capital to shuffle my art around the outlying villages. The exhibit at MetroStage in Alexandria, VA went over well and I'm thankful to them for their support. I'll be staying in Alexandria with my friend GarrettElise's mother (which I'm endlessly grateful for), but I'll spend the majority of my time moving frames from MetroStage to Signature Theatre in Arlington, VA and getting everything up on the walls and looking pretty.
Eric Schaeffer (and Michael Barron) at Signature has been great to work with, giving suggestions but incredible freedom to create an exhibit that celebrates Signature's twenty years in existence. Such a great story of a theatre... growth and notoriety and success (winning the 2009 regional Tony Award). Really fantastic organization. And I feel honored to be part of the celebration. My work will be hanging in their gallery November 10 through January 17. The original art is available for purchase along with prints. The graphic you see here is a smash-em-up of the pieces in the exhibit. Provided it meets approval, it may be the poster heralding the exhibit.
My time in DC is limited, but I plan to get out and about a bit... seeing my buddy Joe Leo Bwarie in Jersey Boys, witnessing the ooky medical oddities at the National Museum of Health and Medicine, and experiencing the amazing National Cathedral. The latter two were attractions I couldn't get to on my last trip. Between all this and all the time I'll need to spend at Signature, my schedule is packed. We'll see what else I can do.
And once I fly home, I hit the ground running. I've got workshop rehearsals for Romy & Michelle's High School Reunion, and I've got four auditions within the span of a week. Yay! But... sheesh! I also get to go to the LA opening night of Mary Poppins thanks to my new friends at Disney Theatricals. That should be a lot of fun.
Anyway... I should force my fingers to stop typing. I've got to catch some winks. Take care, all! Peace and love.
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