A few weeks ago, the Berkshire Eagle suggested Skullzones as a Halloween-themed treat. I was also on my way to a family reunion when I read the article — in the passenger seat, feeling all the things. So, I bought the necessary goods en route, Pavlovian-style. This would be my reward upon return. There were … Continue reading Wherein: We Tried It, Blogtober Edition
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The Anatomy of a Zombie Birthday Party
For those with children born in the spooky season (or not) - the Zombie Party is a brainy blast! Halloween decorations and recipes can be repurposed, which is a nice money-saver. From a recent September party in the Berkshires: Needed to produce the zombie party: a cake with the appropriate amount of stitches, and appropriately … Continue reading The Anatomy of a Zombie Birthday Party
Revised and Revisited: Golden Leaf Ragtime Blues Takes the Stage in a New Form
Playwright Charles Smith’s play, first written in 1992, reworked for Shakespeare & Company With a script that’s been revisited and deepened by the playwright 30 years after it was first published, Shakespeare & Company presents Golden Leaf Ragtime Blues by Charles Smith, at the Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre through October 30. Directed by Raz Golden, Golden Leaf … Continue reading Revised and Revisited: Golden Leaf Ragtime Blues Takes the Stage in a New Form
I Wrote a Thing, May Edition
I Wrote Some Stuff
As per the title of this blog, I still occasionally contribute the errant published word here and there. This month, I have two pieces in print: a haiku in the poetry section of Chronogram magazine, and a human interest story about an actor I was honored to interview: Robert Ian Mackenzie, whose credits include Bond … Continue reading I Wrote Some Stuff
