Tag: Singer

Below are projects where I was a singer.

  • Philly Fringe 2008-2010

    The Philly Fringe festival has always been an exciting time in Philadelphia. When it started, the festival brought underground, unknown, and often queer, entertainment to the city. It was a wonderful, accessible way to see a ton of diverse performances in a short amount of time. Each night also culminated in a Cabaret where folks could meet and network. I was lucky enough to be involved in the set design and sound creation for a show in 2008, “Waiting for the Show” written by Terence Diamond. Go here to see more of his work and below are a few picture I snapped at the time.


    The following year, along with my partner at the time, we came up with our own original show, a parody of the Philadelphia morning news called, “Wake Up Philadelphia!” Check out the playlist below for clips.


    “Wake Up Philadelphia!” entire show!

    With the mild success of “Wake Up Philadelphia!” we decided to return the following year, even bigger and better with “Now Showing” a comedic mystery story about working in a movie theatre in the 90’s. Check out the playlist below for clips..


    Scenes from “Now Showing”
  • Crazy For Your Rehearsal Continues!

    Crazy For Your Rehearsal Continues!

    At rehearsal tonight. Getting to see all the amazing work the dancers have done in the past few weeks. We open in just 3 weeks!

  • Curtains, a Murder Mystery Musical

    Curtains, a Murder Mystery Musical

    In 2022, I was invited back to Villanova University to audition for Curtains, a murder mystery musical. I had previous experience doing murder mystery dinner theatre and I love musicals, so this seemed like a perfect opportunity after not being able to perform for so long due to the pandemic. I ended being cast as the eccentric British director, Christopher Belling. It was a fabulous role for me that I would love to play over and over again. I once again got to use a British accent in this fabulous Kander and Ebb comedy. The last pics are a view from the orchestra pit where my character made an appearance and surprised the audience.


  • How it all began?

    How it all began?

    I have always been on stage. I grew up singing in choirs. From the 3rd grade on, I was in every choir available to me, even being a paid singer in a church while only 17. However, I ended up working as in IT for 17+ years while only performing for fun. That all changed in 2012 when I was in the audience at Saturday Night Live!

    While watching the show, I realized the work they were doing wasn’t very different from the performances I was doing with the Dumpsta Players. The difference was budget and “polish” when it came to makeup and costuming. I had this overwhelming feeling of “I can do that.” So, after a bit of research, I found out that many performers on SNL are scouted from various comedy schools. That’s when I enrolled in sketch writing and improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade in NYC.

  • Peter and the Starcatcher Understudy

    Peter and the Starcatcher Understudy

    To close out 2023 I was hired as an understudy for 2 roles in Peter and the Starcatcher at Delaware Theatre Company. It was such a joy to be involved with this amazing production and dynamic cast! As agreed, I was prepared to go on stage playing the role of either Lord Astor or Captain Scott if needed. Luckily, I was not asked to fill in, however much I would have liked to. For more information about Delaware Theatre Company and Peter and the Starcatcher, go here!


    Below are just a few of the many pictures I took in order to remember blocking and spacing, just in case I was called to perform.

  • Crazy for You Starts!

    Crazy for You Starts!

    Rehearsals for Crazy for You at Villanova start tomorrow! I’ll be playing a British Tourist named Eugene Fodor.

    The show runs from February 15 – 25, 2024. Go here to get your tickets!