Happy to report that The Last Cyclist has won two more awards at NYC's Chain Film Festival: Best Ensemble (woo hoo!) and an Original Ideas Award for our writer Naomi Patz! I am so glad that this film/play is receiving some of the attention it deserves and I am so proud to have been a part of this ensemble! We had a Zoom reunion the other week; it was great fun. 

My monologue was one of 25 chosen out of about 200 submitted for the PGE's 2nd Annual Faces of America Monologue Festival. Inspired by Julia Butterfly Hill and the novel The Overstory by Richard Powers, my monologue is called "Tree Sitter" and was absolutely beautifully & movingly performed by actor Mackie Raymond. You can watch it here. All the monologues are great! But mine is at approximately the 39 minute mark. 
I presented the next 15ish minutes of my Honeybees play at PGE's Volume 130, being blessed with terrific actors once again. I need to keep working on this play so I can give all these actors a full through-line with their characters! You can watch this work-in-progress here. My scene is around the 54 minute mark. 
And finally, The Last Cyclist will be streaming as part of Chain Film Festival Dec 4-10, (virtual tickets here) and The Jewish Renaissance gave us a sweet review here! 
​Good stuff!!