Leigh Anne Adams and I met doing theatre. We married and have worked together in more shows and more arenas that I can count. She is a consummate professional, and I am a blessed and grateful spouse. Our sons, Aaron and Liam, have joined us onstage and backstage as well - proving a theatrical truism:
The family that plays together, stays together!

Yes - yes,  I have.  Onstage and in real life - even at a swank country club!

I have narrated many Festivals of Christmas - as well as having coached many student narrators for this event.

The accompanying photo is of me performing the narration in Aaron Copeland's "Lincoln Portrait".

Tidbits to enlighten - or at least, lighten - your day!

• Things grow better on common ground than they do on scorched earth.

• If at first you don’t succeed, try, try research.

• Life is a messy process of processing mess.

• When pursuing the height of Truth, don’t assume that your ladder is the tallest.

• Sometimes I prefer low-jinks.

• A rose by any other name would still ...prick the prick who tried to pick it.

• It’s not whether the glass is half empty or half full, it’s what’s being poured and who you’re drinking it with.

• Life is an absurd practice of practicing the absurd.

• A mourning dove is just a pigeon - with style and marketing.