I thought I would take some time and write about my amazing fiance, Erica Swindell. This will be a new series I'll be writing on my Blog :)

Where to begin?

Well, besides being an actress with amazing comedic timing, dance ability & growing arsenal of stage combat experience (all highlighted as being the star of Galactic Girl in: Attack of the Starbarians) she is an accomplished violin and fiddle player.

This was most recently showcased in the American Music Theater's review, "Nashville City Limits".

She quickly became a crowd favorite not only for her amazing musical ability but also her showmanship onstage.

These video clips capture only a tenth of what the live experience was like.

The world premiere of Madeleine George's Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England directed by Ken Rus Schmoll at Two River Theater Company has now EXTENDED!!Now showing until Nov. 20th! For $20 industry tickets, 30% friends/family discount or $24 tix for 30 or younger - call the box office at 732-345-1400.

I am so excited to announce that I am officially signed with Dulcina Eisen Associates. I have been freelancing with them for a bit and as of this Monday we've agreed to work exclusively together.

They are a wonderful agency and I hope to have a very successful relationship with them.

I will be playing the role of "Early Man" in the World Premiere of Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England, and I couldn't be more excited! Here is a breif synopsis of the play:

October 15, 2011 - November 13, 2011
By Madeleine George
Directed by Ken Rus Schmoll

Madeleine George’s new play is a deliciously smart and funny “academic sex comedy” about life in a small university town. Dean Wreen’s college is in dire financial straits, and a plan to close its on-campus natural history museum is sending unexpected shock waves in every direction—just as the Dean’s ex-girlfriend has come back into her life. This definitely complicates things with her much younger girlfriend, Andromeda. Neither budget cuts nor the shadows cast by seven about-to-be-homeless mammoths are any match for the sweet taste of romance in this hilarious and deeply moving play.

Rated M for mature content and language. This production features simulated sex between prehistoric college students and contemporary lesbians. No mammoths were harmed in the making of this play.