“Train to Boston: Zombie Plague Times on the MBTA” now on The Bigger Picture
For those of us living in the U.S., the COVID-19 crisis of 2020 is the horror show with no happy (or even bittersweet) ending in sight.
Arts
Hire me to be your unicorn (before someone else does)
The companies that call me always have the same problem: they need a unicorn. They need someone who is technically proficient, but has people skills. They need someone with an entrepreneurial spirit, but who can work in a team. They need someone who has been there, done that, designed the T-shirt. That person is me. […]Read Post ›
Mad Max: In Praise of Furious Women
Some lefty critics are claiming that Max Mad: Fury Road isn’t feminist because of its violence–they’re wrong.
Why I Cannot Do Your Burlesque Show at the Last Minute
For many of the pre-show rituals I do below, you may well say, “Well, you don’t HAVE to do those things?” You’re right–I could do nothing. I come just come out, zits and all. I could just come out naked slathered in baby oil. But I want to project showgirl realness like a drag queen […]Read Post ›
Massachusetts #ArtsMatter Advocacy Day 2015
On March 25, I participated in Arts Matter Advocacy Day, spearheaded by MASSCreative. I was with a group of Massachusetts residents/artists that included powerhouse arts advocate Cassandra M. Cato-Louis. Most of the lawmakers we spoke seemed pretty open to the #ArtsMatter platform–at least one was already advocating for more local art funding. But one representative was […]Read Post ›
Things I learned from dystopian movies
In the future… …we will all be wearing one of the following fashion choices: 1) leather & strapped-on Uzis 2) pristine white pajamas 3) severe 1940s suits 4) unisex dirty coveralls …you will have many more economic opportunities to legally murder people, either by becoming a government assassin or a professional athlete. There will be […]Read Post ›
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