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Fall 2025

Finding time this fall to reacquaint myself with my wife and my cat, and take a few classes. I was awarded Life Membership for years of service to the Elmwood Playhouse, and I'm working on two concerts - the first for my mother's retirement community showcasing songs I grew up with, and the second a retrospective of the great Broadway baritone John Raitt.

Summer 2025

I returned to Interlakes Summer Theatre in Meredith, NH to play Mr. Maraczek in She Loves Me, then after a short break made my debut at Mac-Haydn as J.D. in Escape to Margaritaville. An eye patch, a ukulele and a stale beer. What could be better. And beautiful scenery too. 

Spring 2025

I had the good fortune to be cast as Joe in Waitress at the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina. I've wanted to do this role since I first saw the show, and to do it for six weeks with a bunch of delightful and talented people was incredible. I even arranged a church gig at Christ Lutheran in Hilton Head. 

 

Meanwhile, my wife Kathleen and I were guests on the podcast The Call to Create, hosted by Betsy Bush. We spent half an hour talking about how folks in their sixties can still be active, and even revitalized in their work in the performing arts. It's available on the video page of this website, or here on YouTube.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYVNRITACm4&t=162s

Winter 2024-2025

At the A1 Conference in Norwalk, I was the oldest auditioner by at least two decades, but that's okay. I saw so much young talent and got to reconnect with longtime friends and meet new ones. 

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My wife Kathleen Mahan directed Significant Other, a funny and insightful play by Joshua Harmon, at the Elmwod Playhouse in Nyack. I wore my producer hat for this one.

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I also sang Handel's Messiah, a brilliant oratorio I've done every holiday season for two decades. Nobody does it better than the New Choral Society in 

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