A snapshot of the shows, games, and shenanigans currently eating my brain — so when someone asks “what are you working on these days?” I have somewhere to point.
Playhouse 22 in East Brunswick, NJ is putting up the Alanis Morissette / Diablo Cody musical — and I scored the role of the one adult guy in the cast: Steve Healy, the dad. It is the role I was born to play, in that I am also a dad.
The show is funny, heavy, beautiful, and has a soundtrack full of many bangers you already love. Come see it, then come find me in the lobby so that you can see exactly how much makeup I was wearing.
On May 16, I’m in an upcoming improv show with October Ensemble called WTF Is My Line, Mom? — their R-rated, Mother’s-Day-adjacent improv format. It is exactly as chaotic as it sounds.
I’m on the roster at ComedySportz Jersey Shore in Ocean Grove, performing roughly twice a month. It’s short-form improv as a competitive sport — family-friendly, refereed, and (legally) the most fun you can have on a Saturday night for under $25.
I’m still actively working on Lex.Games and Cryptograms — those puzzles aren’t going to ship themselves — but the project that has me bouncing in my chair right now is my newest game, Tile & Error.
Swap tiles, build words, score big. There’s a steady stream of improvements in flight, and every one of them somehow makes the game more fun, which is a metric I am willing to defend in a court of law.