I guess we are are in scramble mode, trying to figure out how best to use our creative energy during this Covid time. I started a new musical in March with two book-writers; Richard Lasser from Seattle and Robert P. Young from Detroit. It is called When We Get There. It stems from a story I wrote nearly ten years ago, but has been changed and massaged into a new and wonderful piece of theatre by a lot of brilliant work by Robert and Richard. Basically it is a story of four people who drive from New Jersey to march in Selma in what turned out to be “Bloody Sunday” in 1965. We had a few terrific actors join us for a Zoom table read last week. We were fortunate to have Broadway veterans Allison Briner-Dardenne read the part of Rose. Q. Smith played Mary. Erick Pinnick read Terrance and Safiya Harris (pictured) played Dawn. We learned a ton about our small but mighty show. Once there is theatre again, this show will be ready!
Charlie,
I saw this posting for “When We Get There” today. So glad to hear you are making new music.
I just learned of your mother’s death .
My condolences. I don’t need to tell you what a special person she was.
She touched my life. It was ALLWAYS good to see her.