@ The Tank - Group shot

I thought that this was a pretty good shot of all of our actors/performers

Taken at the end, right before the Q&A

They all worked really hard an deserved our praise and appreciation.

The show kept being refereed to as a "Mash Up", and this is true even in it's actors. They came from various levels of experience, different age groups, counties, different departments even

All coming together to take this new, American Decameron

American Decameron Rehearsal - Photos

A few photos from the rehearsal

A lot of callibration

American Decameron Rehearsal - More Stories

More of the stories, as told by our actors

American Decameron

Love in the time of the Plague - the plague of the blood-sucking undead, that is.

War and Peace

In 2003, as the second Iraqi War was just getting under way, I was driving in my Jeep Wrangler one day in a suburb of the Seattle area when I saw a group of people at a major intersection rallying for the war effort.

“If you’re not with us, you’re against us,” read a sign held up by a young mother holding the hand of her toddler. “Pinkos go home” read another sign in the crowd. My car came to a stop at the red light at the intersection. I was amazed to witness such animated vehemence right here on a local street in my own neighborhood. People were chanting slogans in praise of our President, the righteousness of the war effort and the unswerving patriotism of real American soldiers.

I happened to catch the eye of one of the rally participants on the side of the road. I made the mistake of flashing him the peace sign. In his fury the man pointed straight at me. Others in the crowd began to surge towards my car, screaming at the top of their lungs that I was an ungodly traitor.

Needless to say, I ran the red light.