Very excited to find out a couple days ago that I’ll be joining the choir at the Church of the Epiphany on UES as a section leader! The space is a great old building in a cool neighborhood. Here’s a link to Epiphany NYC.

Church of the Epiphany NYC

Last week’s performance of selections from “Tangled” at the Gene Frankel Theatre was quite wonderful. It was great to work on these songs with a group of 8 very talented singers and our pianist, Kevin Lawson. So proud. Here are some videos from the evening, sans the other acts, which included bear traps, sword swallowing and no small amount of burlesque:

The latest reading of “Tangled” was quite wonderful (in spite of me forgetting just about everything I was supposed to bring). Our cast was great and I am totally looking forward to hearing some of the ensemble numbers at our upcoming vaudeville performance on the 13th (see Events page for details).

In other news, I’ve been deep in the trenches preparing piano reductions for auditions/callbacks for “The Great Unknown.” Inputting keyboard music is sort of like slow and painful death. I will remember this when orchestrating “Tangled…” I got to sit in on a production meeting for the show last week and the whole process has been very interesting. (AKA stealing all sorts of good advice for next year’s submissions to NYMF!)

I decided to go ahead and audition for the show itself and in preparation, had some new headshots taken by the marvelous Steph Leke (who is my neighbor up the street, coincidentally). This is my favorite so far…

Photo by Stephanie Leke

Thoughts?