I’m writing a musical! or a musicale. or something with music and words and singing in it. not sure yet. but you can come see where I’ve gotten so far on March 1st at Symphony Space. please do. I need you there.

I’m writing a musical! or a musicale. or something with music and words and singing in it. not sure yet. but you can come see where I’ve gotten so far on March 1st at Symphony Space. please do. I need you there.

have ya heard? I’m currently appearing on Hart of Dixie with the lovely Rachel Bilson. she, and everyone on this show (Cress Williams, Jaime King, Scott Porter, Tim Matheson, and Wilson Bethel), are wonderful, warm people who make the set a real home. that’s why I’m smiling. write in and tell em what you think of me on the show!

because you missed it, or you miss it, like me.
courtesy of Actors Equity Association. featuring Kim Brockington, Denise Burse, Eisa Davis, Ayesha Ngaujah, and Linda Powell, directed by Liesl Tommy. co-produced by Hip Hop Theater Festival and New Georges.
Damani Baker shot this, so you know that makes it an instant classic. and if you haven’t yet, buy the record! it’s still alive and kicking.
summering in LA has been a blast! doing a fantastic play with beautiful people, biking and surfing, catching up with dear friends. and the LA Times profiled me (in a good way) for last Sunday’s calendar section. if you’re in the area, I hope to see you before we close! not because I’m in it–but because it’s a good show. click on the links below.

My Reel from reels4artists on Vimeo.
dearests,
great news. we’re doing THIS again in LA at the Kirk Douglas Theater, July 30-Aug 28! (click the title for info.) if you’re nearby, please come and enjoy this beautiful play. I can’t wait to live in Melissa’s words again, in the company of Glenn Fitzgerald, Darren Pettie, Gilles Marini, Saffron Burrows, and director Daniel Aukin. and who could forget those songs by Peter Eldridge? simply put: I love singing and playing and being in this show. looking forward to seeing you there.

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Pittsburgh, 1936. An ornately carved upright piano sits in the home of Berniece Charles (Eisa Davis), who plans to pass it along to her daughter. But her brother, Boy Willie (LeRoy McClain), has another plan for the prized, hard-won heirloom: to sell it for the hard cash to buy the same Mississippi land that their family once worked as slaves. The Piano Lesson is the intimate story of a brother and sister and their struggle to embrace or deny their epic inheritance. |
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