An elderly man sitting on the curb this morning as I walk into town. The air around him heavy with metabolized alcohol and, more distantly, rancid human waste. “Can you help me get something to eat?” he says. A cloth sack in one hand, a tiny American flag in the other. “Sure,” I say. I […]
A few nights ago, I dreamed that a friend and I were riding on top of an 18-wheel truck. By “on top of,” I mean that we were standing way up on the leading edge of the trailer part of the truck. There was a handrail for us to hang on to, which was good […]
Some time ago, NGU theatre professor Corrie Danieley invited me to participate in a 90-minute audition prep for the eight students who’ll represent her program at SCTA in Columbia on Saturday. SCTA is a state-level gateway to SETC. SETC, in turn, is one of the largest unified auditions in the country. A giant job fair […]
