Do you remember the first time you went to the theatre? Maybe you saw something on Broadway, or you saw a touring show in a nearby city or a regional show in your hometown or even the local theatre company putting something on a smaller stage. I remember everything. I…

Earlier this year I wrote about having gastric sleeve surgery and vowed for it to not become “all of who I am”. I initially planned on not writing much more about it, but honestly, I wished I had more to read from other people who had been through this process…

I recently had gastric sleeve surgery. It felt weird to talk about and to “out” myself publicly. But this procedure is growing more and more common, and it can change your life. I have prided myself at living and writing about my experience as authentically as I can. I have…

The fall season is upon us and there’s a ton of shows opening on Broadway, Off-Broadway, at Regional Theaters, as Experiences and beyond. I was asked recently by a potential client what they needed to know about selling tickets to their show. Here’s what I told them. 1) Know your…

Recently I am going through my very own Renaissance. After several years of feeling uncertain and afraid of what the future may hold for my industry, I have decided all I can do is focus on the things I can control. A new year is always a great way to…

4 ways I’m practicing self-care this year New Year resolutions used to be a thing. We would restart our lives working toward a goal at the beginning of every year. And for a little while, it would work. …

5 things theatre must do as we move on to a new stage “Curtain up. Light the lights. We’ve got nothing to hit but the heights. Starting here, starting now. Honey everything’s coming up roses?” Yeah…. not so much. Theatre is back but like many industries, we have tons of…

I went back to the theatre for the first time in months in early August and it was glorious. I sat among friends. I turned off my phone. I watched actors perform live in front of me. It felt like coming home. More of Broadway is poised to re-open next…

“I’m so sorry. What’s your name, again?” Randy asked. “Oh, it’s Ren. But it’s ok, I haven’t been here much”, she explained. “I’ll never forget. Wren, like the bird” “Oh, it’s R-E-N like Ren and Stimpy.” “Now I really won’t forget.” Randy, at the Peekskill Coffeehouse, makes a point to…