Zeke in my own play Premiere. He can be brutal, and he can be tender: he’s a director and playwright.

The mirror was featured prominently in both productions of Murder and Edna Redrum since the center of a palindrome is in fact a mirror image. Here I am as Dennis (Dennis and Edna sinned) trying to find my way out of my maze of murder and mayhem, my weapon at the ready.

At right, camping it up as El Gallo from The Fantasticks laying out the kidnap/elopement possibilities in “Rape!” At left singing the duet with Matt, “I Can See It!”.

Harold from Kurt Vonnegut’s only play Happy Birthday, Wanda June!. The long-lost Odysseus character back home and seeking sexual solace from his Penelope.

Sky Masterson gambling for his happiness with “Luck Be a Lady!” from Guys and Dolls. And look, he wins.

Thomas Diafoirus from Moliere’s The Imaginary Invalid. How liberating it was to play an idiot. And with a French accent. Here I sit on the lap of my doting father as he vainly waits for me to pledge my troth to the ingenue.

Another comic character, the heartbreakingly funny stuttering suitor Vasek from The Bartered Bride.