AND SO, IT ENDS


Last night was the final performance of The CDI and Other Plays at the Kentucky Center for the Arts. If you saw it, I hope that you enjoyed the show.

After it was over, my fellow cast members and I adjourned to the Bristol on Bardstown Road for a final cast party. However, it turns out that we may not be quite finished. Our new acting troupe, The YES Theatre Group, established such a rapport, and felt that we had such success in entertaining the audience, that we are discussing the possibility of staying together to engage in other performances.

I'd like to thank the many friends, family members and other loved ones who attended the show this weekend. You know who you are! It means a great deal to me that you were there. The more that I perform on stage, the more I realize that my own life experiences form the platform from which I am am able to adopt any role. As the great Uta Hagen observed, an actor must strive to make everything internally real to himself. Your presence in my life helps me to do just that.

I love the theater, and I cannot wait to be on stage again. Stay tuned. I'll let you know when that will be taking place.