at the Princeton Public Library last night, as part of their Page to Stage series. It went so well and the audience loved our musical spin on the story! I'm fairly sure there are some pictures and videos floating around out there, so as soon as I get my hands on them I'll post them to the blog for all of you lovely people out there to see. It looks like some Important Theater People may have liked the show enough to give us another staging opportunity.. fingers crossed! If we get to produce the show again, I'd love to expand on the music we wrote and maybe even involve some more musicians in the process. We shall see! Either way, a nice relationship has been established between our band and the amazing people that work to bring art programs to Princeton's gorgeous library. Hopefully more opportunities will follow!I'm so jazzed by how well things went that I've decided to be a little brave and post some of my prose on here. I'd like to include some of my writing from time to time as a feature on the blog here, so consider this the first of many. I don't normally write prose, I'm really more of a haiku poet and lyricist, but in the name of bravery I figured I'd jump right out of my comfort zone with my first post. However, since I've been working furiously for the past few weeks on Eurydice, I don't exactly have anything new to share. So this is a piece I wrote about three or four years ago that I'd love to share with you all. Feel free to let me know what you think, I encourage constructive criticism and would love to discuss the piece in the comments with anyone who has something to say. I call it "the boy in the car behind me." Check it out after the jump.
