Last Sunday my wife and I saw the play, Venus in Fur. It was great, it was juicy! The two actors, a man and a woman, were amazing. I could feel the old memories of acting in the theatre bubbling up. I was reinvigorated with the thoughts of all the characters I’ve played and the plays I was lucky to perform. Being in the theatre reminded me of my mentor, Bill Morton. So many shows under his direction shaped me as the actor I would become. I could write for days and still not cover what the theatre meant to me.
After watching these two fine actors, I felt inspired. I was gifted with thoughts of adapting my latest work, Tattoo Theatre for the stage. Why not? The book is already a farcical play set inside a fast-paced novel, so it should be an easy yet hopefully intoxicating undertaking. After completing Tattoo Theatre in novel and E-book form, I’m now ready to adapt it into an original play. After being away from the theatre for several years, I’m excited to get back into it. I’ll keep you posted.

