When your friend is living a more exciting life than you are, and it brings him into contact with a few of your plays, which are also living more exciting lives, and which he helped bring into the world:
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Tag Archives: Mike Donahue Finally Has A Point
Oberon Books // 3 Plays
Available here.
The Faces of People Who Spent 4 Hours Patting Strangers’ Dogs
Sealin’ the Deal
When you’re in NYC and your people are in San Diego and they FaceTime you into a group of seals… 
Dane Laffrey: Cinematographer And Seal Facilitator
Communing with my new friend
Thursday. July.
When the answer to “Where are you?” is “Drinking rosé at 2:30 pm on a Thursday, why, where are you?” 
Bullet Points Go Like:
-build a fire
-answer emails
-meet about The Moors
-cook carrots under a brick
-eat them for dinner
Farmer’s Market Lunch Break
Picnic on our rehearsal-room set! The only way to do this right is to play Lewis & Leigh on an iPhone and dim the lights. Trés Romantique.
Ground Floor res // Berkeley Rep
Out here for MY FATHER: THE SPEEDING BULLET (NINCEST) with Mike Donahue, Max Vernon, Dito van Reigersberg, and Dane Laffrey. Sometimes we spend days reconstructing text, discussing music, and workshopping rewrites. Annnnd… sometimes we go to hockey games reffed by the incomparable Madeleine Oldham. 
Die Materie // The Armory
The time that we went to the Park Ave Armory to see an opera featuring a real live herd of sheep. 
We are fraught with anticipation and also trying to look as German as possible, in preparation.
A New Life Motto
“There is SO much space in your waking nightmares, Jen, there’s room for pretty much anything horrible in the world.” – Mike Donahue