I will be part of the big choir for THE ALL SING “HERE LIES JOY” at the 2023 PROTOTYPE Festival in Times Square on January 8th! @prototypefest

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RETURN TO CINDERS! The Art Mob Holiday Concert. December 16&18  8pm Friday/3pm Sunday. The Center  208 W. 13th St.  Performing with this a cappella group I joined in Fall. 

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My letter in NY Times regarding Jesse Green piece on diversity in Theater. September 16-17, 2022

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My essay "Ellie Covan " in 50 Key Figures in Contemporary US Queer Theatre ed. Noriega/Schildcrout (Routledge 2023). 

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My brilliant friend and colleague, artist/writer Jacki Apple, died at age 80 in June in Los Angeles. Jacki was one of the first people to write about my performance work, and a critical part of my development as an artist and teacher.  My obituary of her life published in Artillery. 

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Qualified Immunity new work-in-progress reading, Hot! Festival at Dixon Place Lounge. July 7 at 7:30pm. Featuring former/current ASU students Rebekah Dawn, Toussaint Jeanlouis, Chris Ignacio. 

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As of May 2022, I am Professor Emeritus  at ASU, returning to New York. after 21 years in Arizona

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National Sawdust (Brooklyn) April 19, 2022. New duet by Daniel Bernard Roumain & Jeff McMahon and work from their student contributors, as well as members of NJ Symphony and a rare performance by Paola Prestini.

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"Review of John R Killacky's Because Art" in Gay & Lesbian Review (March/April 2022)

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"Two Artists' Lives, Lived Well" essay in Hyperallergic (June 26, 2021)

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Dixon Place broadcast, as part of their Hot! Festival 2021 Social Distances (camera-close) a collection of short pieces  I wrote and directed ASU students and colleagues in. All six are here

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RECENT:

--My work from 1980's featured in Jacki Apple's Performance/Media/Art/Culture (intellect books)

--Six Monologues 1990-2007 published by NoPassport Press 2018 and reviewed in Fabrik,  Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide (Nov-Dec 2019) & TDR (Spring 2020)

"An Act With a Knife," my reflection on David Mamet's short book, Three Uses of the Knife,  in Contemporary Theatre Review Backpages 30.1 

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