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Caution: Men at Work.

Caution: Men at Work.

Just a Thursday night… walked to Barclays to see Madonna. Lost our minds. LEGEND.

Just a Thursday night… walked to Barclays to see Madonna. Lost our minds. LEGEND.

Just a Thursday night… walked to Barclays to see Madonna. Lost our minds. LEGEND.

Just a Thursday night… walked to Barclays to see Madonna. Lost our minds. LEGEND.

Just a Thursday night… walked to Barclays to see Madonna. Lost our minds. LEGEND.

Just a Thursday night… walked to Barclays to see Madonna. Lost our minds. LEGEND.

Just a Thursday night… walked to Barclays to see Madonna. Lost our minds. LEGEND.

Just two spicy green chiles. The most beautiful view at the most beautiful wedding @cherylpickles and @earlbuckmusic

The birthday adventure continues… 4th row, best row. Thank you to @thechicks for an unforgettable night! (And thanks to @dkoppi for his Zipcar driving skills…)

The birthday adventure continues… 4th row, best row. Thank you to @thechicks for an unforgettable night! (And thanks to @dkoppi for his Zipcar driving skills…)

The birthday adventure continues… 4th row, best row. Thank you to @thechicks for an unforgettable night! (And thanks to @dkoppi for his Zipcar driving skills…)

The birthday adventure continues… 4th row, best row. Thank you to @thechicks for an unforgettable night! (And thanks to @dkoppi for his Zipcar driving skills…)

The birthday adventure continues… 4th row, best row. Thank you to @thechicks for an unforgettable night! (And thanks to @dkoppi for his Zipcar driving skills…)

The birthday adventure continues… 4th row, best row. Thank you to @thechicks for an unforgettable night! (And thanks to @dkoppi for his Zipcar driving skills…)

Romancing the Stone: Azores edition. Fewer crocodiles, more treasure.

Romancing the Stone: Azores edition. Fewer crocodiles, more treasure.

Romancing the Stone: Azores edition. Fewer crocodiles, more treasure.

Romancing the Stone: Azores edition. Fewer crocodiles, more treasure.

Romancing the Stone: Azores edition. Fewer crocodiles, more treasure.

Romancing the Stone: Azores edition. Fewer crocodiles, more treasure.

With 40 on the horizon, Daniel swept me off my feet (and knocked my socks off) with a surprise trip to the Azores! I love these volcanic islands.

With 40 on the horizon, Daniel swept me off my feet (and knocked my socks off) with a surprise trip to the Azores! I love these volcanic islands.

With 40 on the horizon, Daniel swept me off my feet (and knocked my socks off) with a surprise trip to the Azores! I love these volcanic islands.

With 40 on the horizon, Daniel swept me off my feet (and knocked my socks off) with a surprise trip to the Azores! I love these volcanic islands.

With 40 on the horizon, Daniel swept me off my feet (and knocked my socks off) with a surprise trip to the Azores! I love these volcanic islands.

With 40 on the horizon, Daniel swept me off my feet (and knocked my socks off) with a surprise trip to the Azores! I love these volcanic islands.

With 40 on the horizon, Daniel swept me off my feet (and knocked my socks off) with a surprise trip to the Azores! I love these volcanic islands.

Happy Opening Night to the cast and crew of LIMINAL at the University of Utah! Thanks @flyingbobcatslc for asking me to join you on this journey and write this horrific (and hilarious) play! Now through Sunday. If you’re in SLC, check it out!

https://theatre.utah.edu/liminal
📸: Todd Collins

Liminal is the stage component of a partnership between the Department of Theatre, Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory, and Also Sisters. The stage play was written by Troy Deutsch, based on an original idea by Also Sisters—internationally-recognized filmmakers, multimedia storytellers, and Assistant Professors in the Film and Media Arts—and developed with the assistance of local playwright Brandan Ngo and Plan B Theatre’s Theatre Artists of Color Writing Workshop. Liminal's co-directors, Robert Scott Smith and Alexandra Harbold, are also the co-founders of Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory. An upcoming film by Also Sisters, currently in pre-production, is another component of this collaboration. Although the stage play and the film are standalone works, they will also function as companion pieces as this project continues to grow and develop.

Liminal represents the first collaboration of its kind for the Department of Theatre, and we are thrilled to share this truly pioneering work-in-progress with our community. We hope that this project leads to additional new work and collaboration opportunities for students in the department, while also providing means and inspiration for us to engage meaningfully and productively with our extraordinary arts community.

Happy Opening Night to the cast and crew of LIMINAL at the University of Utah! Thanks @flyingbobcatslc for asking me to join you on this journey and write this horrific (and hilarious) play! Now through Sunday. If you’re in SLC, check it out!

https://theatre.utah.edu/liminal
📸: Todd Collins

Liminal is the stage component of a partnership between the Department of Theatre, Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory, and Also Sisters. The stage play was written by Troy Deutsch, based on an original idea by Also Sisters—internationally-recognized filmmakers, multimedia storytellers, and Assistant Professors in the Film and Media Arts—and developed with the assistance of local playwright Brandan Ngo and Plan B Theatre’s Theatre Artists of Color Writing Workshop. Liminal's co-directors, Robert Scott Smith and Alexandra Harbold, are also the co-founders of Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory. An upcoming film by Also Sisters, currently in pre-production, is another component of this collaboration. Although the stage play and the film are standalone works, they will also function as companion pieces as this project continues to grow and develop.

Liminal represents the first collaboration of its kind for the Department of Theatre, and we are thrilled to share this truly pioneering work-in-progress with our community. We hope that this project leads to additional new work and collaboration opportunities for students in the department, while also providing means and inspiration for us to engage meaningfully and productively with our extraordinary arts community.

Happy Opening Night to the cast and crew of LIMINAL at the University of Utah! Thanks @flyingbobcatslc for asking me to join you on this journey and write this horrific (and hilarious) play! Now through Sunday. If you’re in SLC, check it out!

https://theatre.utah.edu/liminal
📸: Todd Collins

Liminal is the stage component of a partnership between the Department of Theatre, Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory, and Also Sisters. The stage play was written by Troy Deutsch, based on an original idea by Also Sisters—internationally-recognized filmmakers, multimedia storytellers, and Assistant Professors in the Film and Media Arts—and developed with the assistance of local playwright Brandan Ngo and Plan B Theatre’s Theatre Artists of Color Writing Workshop. Liminal's co-directors, Robert Scott Smith and Alexandra Harbold, are also the co-founders of Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory. An upcoming film by Also Sisters, currently in pre-production, is another component of this collaboration. Although the stage play and the film are standalone works, they will also function as companion pieces as this project continues to grow and develop.

Liminal represents the first collaboration of its kind for the Department of Theatre, and we are thrilled to share this truly pioneering work-in-progress with our community. We hope that this project leads to additional new work and collaboration opportunities for students in the department, while also providing means and inspiration for us to engage meaningfully and productively with our extraordinary arts community.

Happy Opening Night to the cast and crew of LIMINAL at the University of Utah! Thanks @flyingbobcatslc for asking me to join you on this journey and write this horrific (and hilarious) play! Now through Sunday. If you’re in SLC, check it out!

https://theatre.utah.edu/liminal
📸: Todd Collins

Liminal is the stage component of a partnership between the Department of Theatre, Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory, and Also Sisters. The stage play was written by Troy Deutsch, based on an original idea by Also Sisters—internationally-recognized filmmakers, multimedia storytellers, and Assistant Professors in the Film and Media Arts—and developed with the assistance of local playwright Brandan Ngo and Plan B Theatre’s Theatre Artists of Color Writing Workshop. Liminal's co-directors, Robert Scott Smith and Alexandra Harbold, are also the co-founders of Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory. An upcoming film by Also Sisters, currently in pre-production, is another component of this collaboration. Although the stage play and the film are standalone works, they will also function as companion pieces as this project continues to grow and develop.

Liminal represents the first collaboration of its kind for the Department of Theatre, and we are thrilled to share this truly pioneering work-in-progress with our community. We hope that this project leads to additional new work and collaboration opportunities for students in the department, while also providing means and inspiration for us to engage meaningfully and productively with our extraordinary arts community.

Happy Opening Night to the cast and crew of LIMINAL at the University of Utah! Thanks @flyingbobcatslc for asking me to join you on this journey and write this horrific (and hilarious) play! Now through Sunday. If you’re in SLC, check it out!

https://theatre.utah.edu/liminal
📸: Todd Collins

Liminal is the stage component of a partnership between the Department of Theatre, Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory, and Also Sisters. The stage play was written by Troy Deutsch, based on an original idea by Also Sisters—internationally-recognized filmmakers, multimedia storytellers, and Assistant Professors in the Film and Media Arts—and developed with the assistance of local playwright Brandan Ngo and Plan B Theatre’s Theatre Artists of Color Writing Workshop. Liminal's co-directors, Robert Scott Smith and Alexandra Harbold, are also the co-founders of Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory. An upcoming film by Also Sisters, currently in pre-production, is another component of this collaboration. Although the stage play and the film are standalone works, they will also function as companion pieces as this project continues to grow and develop.

Liminal represents the first collaboration of its kind for the Department of Theatre, and we are thrilled to share this truly pioneering work-in-progress with our community. We hope that this project leads to additional new work and collaboration opportunities for students in the department, while also providing means and inspiration for us to engage meaningfully and productively with our extraordinary arts community.

Well, I can’t believe it’s been a year and a half… How I missed you @cobblehillcinemas. Thank you @jessicachastain for a performance that demanded the big screen! 😭❤️💅🎥✨

If you're missing the magic of live theater and looking for something to watch with the whole family, Salt Lake Acting Company just released a digital version of my children’s play CLIMBING WITH TIGERS.

In collaboration with Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory and Red Fred Project, CLIMBING WITH TIGERS tells the story of a little black bird named Blue who dreams of one day being able to fly.

It’s Free (Pay-What-You-Can), 52 minutes, and available on demand through December 20. It's also heartwarming, hilarious, and bursting with magic... perfect for the holiday season. Check it out! (Link in bio)

I Hear America Singing!

Peak.

Peak.

Peak.

Peak.