26 Dec December 2018
Nutcracker Rouge
(sound design)
Now in its 9th year, director/choreographer Austin Mccormick blends burlesque and traditional dance forms with his sexy and decadent troupe, complete with powerhouse singers Michael Cunio, Storm Marrero, Lexxe, and an arial opera performance by Marcy Richardson.
It’s truly been surreal working on another incredibly unique show inside the former walls The Grand Paradise.
“This ‘Nutcracker’ celebrates openness, diversity, and glitter G-strings”
WASHINGTON POST»
“Company XIV Brings Versailles to Brooklyn — With a Burlesque Twist”
FORBES»
The Net Will Appear
(original music, sound design)
Starring Richard Masur, this heartwarming piece follows the developing friendship of Bernard and 10-year-old Rory throughout the course of a year, as they find the missing piece in their lives is actually each other.
The show transferred from Mile Square Theatre (Hoboken, NJ) and heads into its final weekend.
The Net Will Appear
59E59 Theater (Studio B)
Dec 5 – Dec 30
‘Net Will Appear’ charts unlikeliest of friendships
HOLLYWOOD SOAPBOX INTERVIEW»
THE NET WILL APPEAR at 59E59 Theaters is Genuine and Charming
BROADWAY WORLD»
The Violinist
(live electronics and video)
The Violinist is a live film performance starring Rebecca Cherry with pianist Steven Beck, directed by Winsome Browne, and myself doing live processing and video. The music, by Dave Soldier, mixes late-romantic virtuoso violin pieces with contemporary inspiration. The backdrop, a 16mm black and white silent film involving sex, drugs, and classical music.
Join us for these special showings as part of APAP.
The Violinist
Church Street School for Music and Art
41 White Street, Tribeca
January 5th – 7th
Previous Productions
Inner Voices
(sound design)
This long running series of solo one-act musicals featured Rebecca Luker, Farah Alvin, and Fynn Douglas with directors Victoria Clark, Noah Himmelstein, and Portia Krieger.
Performed at the Barrow Group Theater
Quietly Brewing
(original music)
An immersive performance created by Julia Kelly, Edward Rice, and the students of UiS Fakultet for utøvende kunstfag in Norway.
The soundtrack included improvised duets with guitarists Ero Gray and Will Hanza with myself on violin.
Marisol
(original music, sound design)
Taino rhythms and the distant hum of a world in which the angels are in revolt and reality is torn apart underscored much of this production at The New School, directed by Monica L. Williams.