Tim Gulan killing it as Jackson Pollack in Get in the Car.

What I'm working on...

I used to write daily. For twenty-five years or so. Now I write when I write. The weird thing is, often it doesn't seem like I am producing much less. I look back and can't quite figure out when I got the work in. I love the balance with fitness, so this is not me complaining.

I completed, finally, a new long play, my longest, Quod Erat Demonstrandum - Things as They Are, based on Gertrude Stein's QED. It is the story of five friends since college as they grow and age through the Aids crisis, work/family/relationship dynamics, one of them transitioning to male, and one dying from the 70s to today. I'm looking forward to having a reading this summer to hear the darn thing.

I just finished my screenplay The United States of Bones, and am already in rewrites after a reading and a critique. Like many playwrights, it is more dialogue than visuals so I am back in to help the reader see the film (as I often teach.)

I'm early on a new musical project with two other writers. It was initiated by my friend Juson Williams as a vehicle for him. We worked together on Central Avenue Breakdown, so I was all in when he asked me to work with him to bring Donny Hathaway to the stage. We asked Dominic Taylor to join us, and we are deep in our first draft.

I often dream of scripts while walking Luna.