The Stage Floor

The stage floor, the prosce­nium arch, the ceil­ing, the rela­tion­ship of the stage to the audi­ence – this is a place of ancient, eter­nal magic, and it has always, eter­nally, fas­ci­nated me. The­atre is a ‘space’ within a space, and it is within this ‘space,’ this dra­matic space, I want to live forever.

I have taken the title of this jour­nal from Josef Svoboda’s mon­u­men­tal poetic mem­oir “The Secret Of The­atri­cal Space.” This jour­nal is, or will be, a record of my jour­ney through this ‘space’ …  but a jour­ney to where?

To where I need to go.

“Dream Play,” by August Strind­berg Direc­tor: Jarka Burian Scene Designer: Josef Svoboda

THEATRICAL BIO:

NYC: Char­lie & Kiwi’s Evo­lu­tion­ary Adven­ture (NY Hall of Sci­ence, Sum­mer Live The­atre), The Closet (13th Street Rep), To Be A Black Man In Amer­ica (UJAAMA The­atre); Angel Heart (Stage Ada­p­a­tion,  Nuy­or­i­can Poets Cafe), The Cat & The Moon (13th Street Rep); FILM/TV: “Sad Love Story,” “Search­ing for Bobby D,” “Dys­func­tion,” & “The Librar­ian”; OFF-BROADWAY: Last Jew in Europe (Jew­ish The­atre Of New York, The Triad, NYC. Reg­u­larly per­forms with The Instant Shake­speare Com­pany; Ongo­ing study with Deb­o­rah Carl­son (a gifted actress with a amaz­ing tal­ent for teach­ing — thank you Deborah!).

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