Julia and I are back in the studio to record some new tracks for I Love You, Anita Bryant and Something Blue. We’re recording 14 tracks with some of our very favorite people, and it’s been a blast so far! The new tracks should be available and posted in mid-September, so keep an eye (ear?) out.
(We’ve also got Sam Heldt, Lauren Worsham, Nick Blaemire, and Dustin Sullivan singing for us, but I’m bad about taking enough pictures…)
Julia and I were so happy to contribute material to Prospect Theater Company’s 2015 Teen Summer Intensive. The show – News To Me – was a revue of new songs with topics pulled from the NYTimes, with each writing team assigned a section of the paper. Julia and I wrote from the Science & Technology section.
Our piece was performed beautifully on Saturday night by four young actresses (one of whom also provided really lovely illustrations to accompany the performance.) Thanks to Dev Bondarin and Cara Reichel for including us!
Welcome (back) to my website!
Bear with me as I finish rebuilding… I’ll be importing all my old blog posts over the next few days and continuing to fill out the site as time goes on.
In the end, it’ll be even better than the one that the WordPress hackers destroyed in October!
Videos of last month’s concert have made their way online. It was a lovely reunion of a night, full of great songs sung and played by great friends and fellow Clevelanders. There really is no place like home (and I’m so lucky that so much of my home is still with me here in NYC!)
Ms. Amy Linden, ladies and gentlemen. (Mrs. Peters, if you’re nasty.) Singing “Crooked River” from Across the River. As my constant collaborator/muse, she’s sung just about everything I’ve ever written. This was the first time I got to hear her sing this one, and she didn’t disappoint! (Obviously.)
Amy was joined at the start of the concert by Lauren Geber and Hannah Delmonte for a powerhouse rendition of “Nobody Knows” from Pregnancy Pact.
Click through all of the videos to see my frequent collaborators, former students, and teenage idols doing our hometown proud!
Next Sunday! Come on down to 54 Below and take a trip back to my theatrical roots in Cleveland…
The concert features all those lovely performers in the photo (some old friends, old collaborators, and old campers!) with songs by me and a few of my fellow Cleveland writers (Vadim Feichtner, Dan Marshall, and Scott Frankel.) Thanks to the wonderful Amy Linden for putting it all together.
Grab some tickets before they’re gone. Let’s do Cleveland proud!