I had such a great time visiting the island of North Haven for the first time as Everyman Repertory Theatre presented two encore performances of Rajiv Joseph’s Animals Out of Paper at Waterman’s Community Center in August.

We had great feedback from our staged reading at the Farnsworth Arts Museum in Rockland back in March and the company decided we’d give it another go. Everyman Rep has taken two productions previously to North Haven and now affectionately call it their ‘overseas tour.’

We were housed locally, which was very gracious of those willing to open their homes to us for a couple nights. We took in the quaint island atmosphere, with food and shopping just a few steps in any direction from Waterman’s.

We didn’t pack the place, as it was also the time of year when island residents and visitors are heading out for the season, but we had good turnouts for both performances and again had great feedback and conversation after.

Cheers to the cast and crew and all those who helped us! I very much look forward to visiting again.

If you haven’t had a chance to see me onstage this year, you’ve only got a few chances left!

On OCTOBER 28TH, I’ll be playing campaign manager Dick Jensen in a staged reading of Gore Vidal’s THE BEST MAN. It is the second play of a two night election special performed by Everyman Repertory Theatre at the Rockport Opera House. They are expecting a heavy political turnout with some big names in state and local politics in attendance.

Also, on DECEMBER 9TH & 10TH, I’ll be playing restaurant owner J.P. in the original musical comedy THE NIGHT KITCHEN, written and directed by John Burstein (aka Slim Goodbody). Performances will be held at the Camden Opera House. All proceeds to benefit Meals on Wheels.

(Read the Free Press article below)

http://www.freepressonline.com/Content/-bull-Entertainment/-Entertainment/Article/Belfast-Maskers-to-Present-Dinner-Theater-at-Traci-s-Diner/69/101/45273

Don’t forget to pre-order tickets for A SOLDIER’S TALE! Tickets are $20, but if you come the day of the show they are  $25 at the door (but we might already have a full house so you should pre-order to be guaranteed a seat!)