A Thought about Limits
Vertical growth is about understanding strengths and limits
Read moreThe Puzzler
I had a workshop for The Puzzler with two long time fellow actors. The Puzzler was a play that was in my head for a very long time and I finally decided to get it out of my head and just write it. There are only two characters and the set is simply a table with puzzles on it and two chairs. I went
Read moreA lot happening!
This run of the play, Clinically Un-Depressed was outstanding and has people talking. It has a big future. Part One of The Infinite Jeff: A Parable of Change is in print and for sale on this site and Amazon. Reviews keep coming in and are all 4 and 5 stars. Part three is with some beta readers and I hope to have
Read moreThe Monster’s Message
This will be the opening song for An Unsafe Place: A Love Story. You will quickly hear, this isn’t your typical musical.
Read moreIf you have to travel …
If you have to travel, make the trip be part of the experience. I love to ride.
Read moreSea of Crises
Guy Tucker, the main Character in, An Unsafe Place: A Love Story is a poet but doesn’t read his poetry to anyone. That is until Bency comes into his life. This is the first poem he ever reads to anyone.
Read moreIn the Jaw
In the Jaws was writing when editing Part 3 of The Infinite Jeff. Matt Torrez has put it to music and we will be recording it soon as part of the songs for An Unsafe Place: A Love Story
Read moreClinically UnDepressed in June
Smithville, Texas is the place to be on the weekends of June 9th and June 16th. By popular demand, this is the second run of Clinically UnDepressed at Playhouse Smithville
Read more“An Unsafe Place: A Love Story”
An Unsafe Place:A Love Story is a musical in the works. The story and lyrics are written by Will Holcomb and the music by Matt Torrez. The main character, Guy Tucker, is a poet working in a factory. The absurdity of life is driving him crazy. At night, he lays in bed studying his ceiling and starts to see messages in the
Read more“The Puzzler”
The Puzzler is a one-act, two-person play with minimal set. There is a short version and a longer version. 1 male, 1 female Run time: 20 – 40 minutes depending on the version Blanch, a self-centered woman, has community service hours to perform for a drunk driving conviction and does so at a nursing home. She sees the easiest way of
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