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I was happy to hear there is a revival of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee currently Off-Broadway (It opened November 17, 2025) . I had the honor of playing William Barfee in 2011 with a brilliant cast and crew. I love the show and I especially love the characters. Putnam County rocks!
One Funky Halloween (October 23, 2015) celebrates its tenth anniversary this year! Written and directed by Sean Orlosky. Proof that Sean should write and direct plays all the time!
In this photo, Madame Prudence (Wendy Carpenter), Arlo Wazzo (Tom Cherry) and Bernardo de la Creme (Sean Orlosky) listens to Honest Abe (Sean Heline).
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Sam Byck from Assassins (Muncie Civic Theatre, May 2008)
I had the honor of playing John Heminges in Lauren Gunderson's The Book of Will at the Muncie Civic Theatre's Casazza Family Studio Theatre this past September. The show ran from September 13-22, 2024. Michael Kleeberg was the director.
Photograph by Helene Marie. From left to right, Sean Orlosky, John Lee and myself
Millet and Hinky Binky from Fuddy Meers (Muncie Civic Theatre, June 2024)
Does a typical night at the theatre make you yawn? Looking for a show that's off-beat, challenging and a little dangerous? Then go see Muncie Civic Theatre's production of Fuddy Meers at the Casazza Family Studio Theatre on June 14-15 and June 20-23, 2024! Thursday, Friday and Saturday shows are at 7pm and the Sunday matinee is at 3pm. For tickets and more information, call 765.288.7529 or go to munciecivic.org!
I got cast in the Muncie Civic Theatre's production of Fuddy Meers at the Casazza Family Studio Theatre. I play the guy with the puppet. Huzzah!
I’m lousy with anniversaries. I rarely acknowledge them. I never celebrate them, but today marks a special event that changed my life for the better. On February 24, 2004 I received an e-mail that notified me that I got cast as “Little Harp'' in The Robber Bridegroom at the Muncie Civic Theatre. I couldn’t believe it. After years of trying and failing at assorted auditions, I actually got a part in a show! And a musical at that! This was a big deal for me, but little did I know at the time just how big a deal it was.
By getting cast in that one show, my journey into the realm of community theater soon began and for the past twenty years this wonderful journey continues to enrich my life in numerous ways. I have been blessed to be part of so many great productions and have had the pleasure of working with so many talented and creative people. Even better, I have become good friends with many of these fine folks and, as much as I love to perform on stage, I treasure these precious friendships even more.
So I want to take a moment to thank Darrin Murrell and Julie Lyn Barber for taking a chance on a fat cartoonist twenty years ago and giving me the opportunity to become part of a creative community that strengthens my imagination, challenges my meager talents, and connects me to some incredible people. It is truly a gift that I hope I can be part of until the end of my days. Thank you to all my friends, my collaborators and fellow travelers who made these past twenty years, on stage and off, so rich and meaningful for me. You all mean more to me than I can truly express.
The poster drawing for The Robber Bridegroom was by Eugene Mumaw.
I was fortunate to be in Muncie Civic Theatre's production of Never the Sinner (January 26-February 4, 2024) with Barry McMullen and Sean Orlosky. Directed by Lysa Franklin.
From "The Better Late Than Never" department: I found myself on the cover of the Ball State PBS program guide last December (Remember 2022?)! Well, actually Sean Orlosky found this out in the wild and passed it on to me. Thanks, Sean!
Me and Erin Hoodlebrink making a movie called Smart House
Photograph by John Oak Dalton
I’m thrilled to be part of another IPR Christmas show especially since it was written by Michael Kleeberg! A great script with a talented cast and director makes for a special evening on the radio!
Spent a weekend (December 3-4, 2022) filming John Oak Dalton’s third film. I’m the one in the pink robe.
Photograph by John Oak Dalton
It’s been two years since I was on stage in a show. Waiting for my next adventure on stage is beginning to feel like waiting for Godot.
Picture of Barry McMullen as Estragon and myself as Vladimir in Waiting for Godot (Think, Dog! Productions, 2016)
Photograph by Taylor Watkins
It’s morning in Tuna, Texas! From A Tuna Christmas (2019 at the Farmland Community Center) with Sean Orlosky as Jody Bumiller and Tom Cherry as Bertha Bumiller.
Photograph by Tim Richardson
It's been released for weeks, but I finally bought a copy of John Oak Dalton's Scarecrow County. Thanks to John you can now see me in a double feature with this and The Girl in the Crawlspace.
Here's a blast from the past! That's me behind the scenes of the Muncie Civic Theatre's production of Big River in 2009. I played Pap Finn. Of course, the gentleman standing beside me is Lord Scrumptious himself, Jeff Shull!
Photograph by Bob Green.