Starschreck presents Montrose Sinkhole: Release Candidate 1.0. That’s the title for a test silkscreen tshirt I made the other day. After being covered up and reopened and covered up and reopened and covered up and reopened the sinkhole has now been covered up again and is sleeping. You’ve seen it here first, the Montrose Sinkhole lives on.

If you are not familiar with the glory that is Montrose Sinkhole you can read more about it here. Also here’s a clip from Fox News covering a recent protest where a group of locals opposed the covering up of the hole.

All done over at The Goodman. It’s been a long six months and you could say I got my money’s worth. I worked on Shining City, Talking Pictures, The Trip to Bountiful, The Ballad of Emmett Till, Gas for Less, and Ain’t Misbehavin’. Six months ago I had zero theater experience. I didn’t know what a ‘cue’ was and I didn’t know that I didn’t know what a cue was. Thanks to Dave, Nick, Lilly, and Steph for showing me the ropes.

I took a lot of pictures and decided to include some of what I think to be the best.

Technical rehearsal for Ain’t Misbehavin’. Notice the purple stage. During tech there’s a lot of downtime for both cast and crew so it’s good to have something to work on. If I had to title this picture it would be “Laptop Parallax.” (June 2008)

Real world fire drill. This was during tech of The Trip To Bountiful. What’s not in this picture is of importance: hundreds of employees shivering on the sidewalk. (Feb 2008)

During tech of Ain’t Misbehavin’. I like this picture because everyone is doing something. This is during a rare period when the house lights are up, a good time for a picture. (June 2008)

After taking 8 years off from building websites I am back with a vengeance. Things have changed and I am looking around and trying to get my barrings. This site is intended to be an online presence for myself and other people, focusing on developing new artworks and ideas. I wouldn’t consider myself a blogger but I have become a lot of things that I would have never considered.