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| BIO PEABOHEMIA |
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| 2010 |
• Fiscal Sponsorship attained via Fractured Atlas, New York, NY
• La Peaboheme No. 1, dance/movement/media-infused peabohemia [Time Track Productions @ Red Eye Theater, Minneapolis, Minn.] with Dustin Maxwell, Stephanie Shirek, Special Thanks to Paula Mann
• I Love Tomorrow [Time Track Productions], Red Eye Theater, Minneapolis, Minn.
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| 2009 |
• world premiere of I Love Tomorrow [Time Track Productions], Dance Theater Workshop, N.Y.C.
• guest artist, All Tomorrow's Parties, Red Eye Theater's 25th Anniversary Celebration, Minneapolis, Minn.
• private ceremony, Los Angeles, Calif.
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| 2006 |
• Sherrybaby [2006] with Maggie Gyllenhaal [nominated for a Golden Globe], written & directed by Laurie Collyer—Official Selection, Dramatic Competition, Sundance Film Festival
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| 2005 |
• private performance, Los Angeles, Calif.
• But I'm a Cheerleader: The Musical, by Bill Augustin and Andy Abrams, ASCAP Workshop, N.Y.C.
• private performance, Caledonia, Minn.
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| 2004 |
• private ceremony, Washington, Conn.
• Law & Order [NBC], with Roma Maffia, Sam Waterston
• private ceremony, 8th Avenue and 37th Street, N.Y.C.
• The Jury [FOX]
• additional dialogue, Untitled Lodge Kerrigan [2005], directed by Lodge Kerrigan |
| 2003 |
• Confess [2005] with Ali Larter, written & directed by Stefan Schaefer
• private ceremony, Stroudsburg, Penn.
also, with Joe Murphy & Steve Alden, one of Los Tres Huevos Corruptos
• Law & Order: CI with Liz Morton [NBC] |
| 2002 |
• Burlesque Ives reproduced and packaged
• The Loring Café, Minneapolis, Minn.
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| 2001 |
• CB’s 313 Gallery, N.Y.C. [40th birthday bash]
special appearance by Steve Alden
• G.W. Tavern, Washington, Conn.
special appearance by an evidently inebriated music teacher
• The Job with Denis Leary [ABC]
• Ed [NBC]
• The Sopranos with Edie Falco, Annabella Sciorra [HBO] |
| 2000 |
• private ceremony, Washington, Conn. [39th birthday bash]
• Law & Order with Sam Waterston, Angie Harmon, Catherine Kellner [NBC]
• Law & Order: SVU with Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni [NBC]
• Third Watch with Molly Price [NBC]
• CB’s 313 Gallery, N.Y.C. |
| 1999 |
• I Love Dick with George Bartenieff, Jan Leslie Harding [Mabou
Mines] |
| 1998 |
• One True Thing with Meryl Streep, William Hurt, Renée Zellweger, directed by Carl Franklin |
| 1997 |
• Law & Order with Jerry Orbach, Benjamin Bratt [NBC] |
| 1996 |
• The Big Juicy with Laura Kightlinger, directed by Michael Patrick King [West Bank Theater & Café, N.Y.C.]
• private ceremony, Angelika Film Center, N.Y.C.
• Law & Order with Jerry Orbach, Benjamin Bratt [NBC] |
| 1995 |
• A Prelude to Death in Venice written and directed by Lee Breuer [Mabou Mines], Asphalt Green, N.Y.C. |
| 1994 |
• Bold as Love with Mark Amdahl, Pavilion Hall, New Preston, Conn. |
| 1991 |
• Candy Slides with James Harry, Mark Amdahl, Paula Mann, Cooper Square Theatre, N.Y.C. |
| 1990 |
• Moved from Minneapolis to N.Y.C. |
| 1989 |
• White Boned Demon [Red Eye @ Theatre for the New City, N.Y.C.]
• Blue Moon [Red Eye @ La MaMa ETC., N.Y.C.] |
| 1988 |
• The Shaggy Dog Animation with RuPaul [Red Eye @ The Theatrical Outfit, Atlanta, Ga.]
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| 1987 |
• Everything in Sight [Red Eye @ Japanese-American Cultural Center, Los Angeles, Calif.]
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In 1985, turned down graduate theater study at Boston University to join Red Eye Collaboration, an interdisciplinary, experimental theater company in Minneapolis devoted to original work. Collaborated as performer, composer, musician, writer and/or director on the creation of 15 original music/theater works, as well as new productions of the works of Lee Breuer and Mabou Mines. Made seminal use of digital animation in a new staging of Breuer’s The B. Beaver Animation. Conceived Bluefish Sonata, a concert retrospective of Red Eye’s repertoire. Collaborated with Mark Amdahl, Michael O’Sullivan and the Company on Pornografia, a theater piece with original film and music based on the Witold Gombrowicz novel. |
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In 1980, began studying theater and music at the University of Minnesota, and soon concentrated exclusively on the development of new work: created a student playwriting festival that continues today; became the first undergraduate to direct in the regular season, staging and composing music for two original plays which both received playwriting awards. Received commendations and scholarships for leadership and excellence. Graduated 1984 [B.A. with Honors, Theater Arts]. |
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In 1970, at the age of 8, began performing and playing trumpet in the pit orchestra for plays and musicals in Minneapolis/St. Paul, beginning a career that includes some 85 theatrical and musical productions, working as writer, director, collaborator, actor, singer, composer, arranger, musician, stage manager and/or sound designer. |
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Born 1961, Minneapolis, Minn. While I was in utero, mom played piano for five musicals. Nobody—nobody—was closer to the soundboard than yours truly. |
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