Check out my interview with RealLivePeople(in)Motion. I'm dancing with them right now as part of a new piece being made for early next year.

Headed out to Allamuchy, NJ this afternoon to create a deep, dark, dangerous meditation for Rutherfurd's Hall of Haunts. Don't think scary thoughts. Nothing bad will happen. Don't worry.

Wahoo! My LAB Fellowship is underway. For the next 9 months I'll be an artist in residence at the Live Arts Brewery. Keep your eyes peeled for announcements about my LAB supported projects and showings at their monthly Scratch Nights.

After all the craziness that was fringe, things have slowed down considerably. But that doesn't mean there aren't still wild performances on the horizon. Next up is the Hall of Haunts on Oct. 26th and 27th from 5pm-Midnight in Allamuchy, NJ. I'll be creating a unique journey deep into the human mind for one of the many rooms in this historic mansion. Don't be scared.

Now that the Philadelphia Fringe is dead and buried, it's on to the next project. Here are a few things to look forward to ...

1. I'll be working on a new dance piece with Gina Hoch-Stall's company RealLivePeople(in)Motion.

2. My LAB Fellowship has started and I am in the beginning phase of a new solo work. More details to come.

3. The group I worked with on The Sea of Tranquility is coming together for another project under the banner Medium Theatre Company. The project has several stages the first of which is a series of solo pieces about mediums, psychics and seers in Rutherfurd Hall at the end of October as part of their "Hall of Haunts". The second is a coming together of these solos for a TBD Philadelphia run. And finally a residency back at the Hall in March 2013.

Check out the gallery of pictures from our dress rehearsal of Mining the Mine of the Mind for Minderals. Photos by JJ Tiziou.

Word is spreading about Mining the Mine of the Mind for Minderals. We had a great night of performance yesterday. Tonight we have our final two shows, one at 7 and one at 10. Check out this interview with the Philadelphia Festival Blog. I'll put up some reviews here as they come in the next few days.

Wow! My first Philadelphia Fringe Festival is almost over. I've had such a great time, and I am incredibly proud of both Hackles and MMMM. Both of which have received great reviews and awesome word of mouth. Still 4 chances to see MMMM. Tonight and tomorrow night at 7pm and again at 10pm.

Neat! Hackles is a City Paper festival highlight.

Mining the Mine of the Mind for Minderals is getting some attention too.

My first Philadelphia review. Tickets are still available for Hackles, every night at 8pm until Sept. 16th.

WHYY News came in to watch a rehearsal of Hackles. They wrote an article about the Pig Iron School students in the piece, captured some audio, and snapped some pictures. Check it out here.

I'm incredibly busy in the best way possible! On Tuesday I had a work in progress showing of Hackles, the piece I've directed for the Fringe running Sept. 7-16. Tomorrow I have a work in progress showing of Mining the Mine of the Mind for Minderals, the piece I've co-created and will be performing in from Sept. 19th-22nd. Get your tickets now! Both pieces are going to be awesome!

If you are in NYC this weekend, check out a 15 minute excerpt of Mining the Mine of the Mind for Minderals that will be part of Triskelion Art's Collaborations in Dance Festival this Saturday and Sunday night.

Check out this Live Arts Festival blog entry on Hackles.

Check out the new press photo by Lindsay Browning for MMMM.

Check out a press photo from Hackles on the photo page.

Also, tickets are available for the Philadelphia Fringe.

Go here for Mining the Mine of the Mind for Minerals.

And here for Hackles.

Rehearsals are underway for both Hackles and MMMM. Things are going great with both projects. Today was the first rehearsal for MMMM in the performance space. Megan and I made some amazing discoveries that we can't wait to share with you.

The kickstarter page for my project Mining the Mine of the Mind for Minderals with Megan Mazarick is live! I am incredibly excited to debut this work (my first evening length piece in Philadelphia, and my first self-produced work ever) as part of the 2012 Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Please check out all of the information here and consider making a donation. Thank you for your support!

I'm happy to announce I'll be directing a group of current students at the amazing Pig Iron School in a show for the 2012 Philly Fringe Festival! Hackles will be a completely devised piece authored by and featuring Alice Yorke, Martha Stuckey, Nick Gillette, and Scott Sheppard. The show will run September 7-September 16 at 8pm at the Crane Old School White Box Theatre. Stay tuned for more information.