Love Story (2007)

A walking tour, gallery performance and collaboration with a photographer, this piece is about intimacy, voyeurism and isolation. Presented at Austin's Fusebox Festival, Love Story superimposed one city on another. Participants downloaded an .mp3 and a map through downtown Austin; on the recording, the tinny, half-scratched voice of a man described his life alone in New York, the landmarks that accompanied it, and the disappearing city. When they arrived at the gallery, a hip young photographer explained his connection to the man, showed off a series of his photographs of him, and described the harrowing chain of events that brought the two together.

What You've Done (2005)

This play was commissioned by DiverseWorks Art Space in Houston, Texas with funds from the National Performance Network, and co-produced with Project Row Houses and Infernal Bridegroom Productions theater company. It was performed in a row house in Houston's Third Ward neighborhood and starred Eleanor Colvin, Autumn Knight, and Troy Shulze. To hear an interview with me and actor Troy Shulze about the piece, click here.

Watch an exceprt on YouTube

Family Establishment (2003)

The barroom show. Performed at LOW bar in DUMBO, and presented by Dixon Place at Patio Bar in Manhattan. Supported by a grant from the Brooklyn Arts Council. Performed at various points along the way by David Barlow, Fred Neumann, Gardiner Comfort, Christopher Sullivan and Jean Ann Garrish.

Desk (2002)

The office show. Presented in an abandoned midtown office by Chashama. Ran for six weeks in late 2001 and early 2002. Also featured as part of HERE's Culturemart Festival. Directed by Tory Vazquez. Sound score by Todd Griffin. Design by David M. Barber. Supported by a grant from the Bossak Heilbron Foundation.

Watch part of Desk on YouTube


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