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From Orchids to Octopi starts tonight at Central Square Theater and runs through May 2. I’ve got a discount code! FOTO will get you 1/2 price tix to any performance!
Wow! I haven’t even had time to look at the actual production photos (taken just last night), and there’s already a printed photo!
The online version can be found here.
And here’s the print version:
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Boston, you’re my home… Lemme tell ya, it’s a little nerve-wracking to go on your first photo walk with a new camera. But we did alright, T2i, we did alright.
Oh, how I have longed for pretty things! And here she is!
My brand new Canon T2i!
And, obligatory photo from the first set:
Ladies and gents – I’m apparently updating my gallery system on my website.
I’ve figured out WordPress, and so I’m going to slooooowly start putting photos into a gallery theme I like – complete with Fotomoto integration! I’m also going to be playing with a little of that design, so just be patient with me!
In the meantime, if you’re looking for my work, keep your eyes peeled here on Tumblr and don’t forget about my archives on Redbubble!
It’s funny because I’m apparently working on three shows simultaneously:
Providence Journal’s official review of Harriet Jacobs. Not sure what they did to make my photo look that … well… bad, but there it is, nonetheless.
Why, hello, there, world! It’s been a while, hasn’t it?
Today, I went on location for a photo shoot for the next Central Square Theater production, From Orchids to Octopi, starting March 31. Since the play involves an evolving mural of epic proportions, the artist of said mural, David Fichter, had to find a space in which he could work. So somewhere on the Somerville/Cambridge line, we found an undeveloped office space with fabulous natural light and an amazing view of the greater Boston skylines, and went to work.
From Orchids to Octopi is commissioned by the National Institutes of Health in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin. It’s written by local playwright, Melinda Lopez, and features the process of creation – and the evolution of our art and ourselves – with Charles Darwin commenting along the way!
This is going to be a fantastic show – and not just because of the murals. We’ve got talent like Kortney Adams and Wes Savik. Really? Really. It’s going to be awesome. Anyway – on to the photos!
And the brains behind the mural? David Fichter himself:
Tickets for From Orchids to Octopi are on sale now, but if you like, I can possibly dig up a discount code. But this show expects to sell out, so I’d get tickets ASAP to be sure you get in!
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Photo walks are fun. And Boston is full of all kinds of awesome. There shall be more photowalking as spring hits.
Harriet Jacobs, the amazing sell-out show that played at Central Square Theater in January has gone on tour, thanks to extremely popular demand – and there’s even more press, photos, and crediting!
This weekend, it played in Hibernian Hall, Roxbury, MA. This week, it travels to Providence, Rhode Island to play at Perishable Theatre.
The Providence Journal writes: “When Harriet Jacobs published her “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl,” critics wouldn’t believe her. Some of the events were just too extraordinary.”
Indeed, the events and the story are extraordinary. If you missed the Cambridge shows, don’t miss out again – March 10-13, get yourself down to Providence and see this awesome show.
So they didn’t use that photo in the online version, but I got credit there? Weird. Oh well.