Macbeth shall sleep no more

So we've moved from our rehearsal space in Culver City to "Sacred Fools" where we are going to perform.  A lot has happened prior to this.  Lots of table work.  Tons of scene work.  And I learned how to fly.   So, it's been a busy month leading up to this.  And for me, it's been doubly busy as I was working on a show at Little Fish Theatre, but we had to have emergency surgery on our electrical system. So that show ("Dinner with Friends") has been tabled for a month. It will actually now open during the weekdays prior to our closing "Macbeth Revisited," and will overlap rehearsals for "Macbeth" and "Taming of the Shrew" at Shakespeare by the Sea.  So there will be one week there where I will be performing two different plays, and rehearsing two other different plays.  So, I guess what I'm saying is that a lot is going to continue to be happening. On top of that, a lot is happening right now.  We've moved into Sa

I am currently rehearsing for the New American Theatre's "Macbeth Revisited."  I am playing Macduff.  It's going to be a really cool take on Macbeth.  This is the first time I've got to play on this side of the play.  I've been Macbeth, Banquo, Bloody Captain, Murderer, Seyton etc.  But never had a chance to be the resistance.  As a character to fight against Macbeth.  And as an artist, fight against bringing the show to a screeching halt in that Macduff/Malcolm/Ross scene that seemingly goes on forever.  Later this summer, I will be playing Macbeth himself in Shakespeare by the Sea's production.  I am working with Stephanie Coltrin again and we are a great team.  I am excited to tackle Macbeth again.  I played in 15 years ago.  I'm a different actor than I was then.  I'm a different person that I was then.  So, I expect this will be a different Macbeth than I was then. I usually don't like to see anything I'm about to work