To celebrate the 20 year anniversary of our original production, David Zayas and I perform a reading from, "In Arabia We'd All be Kings." by Stephen Adley Guirgis
GERNIKA LIVES
A visual poem, "Invisible Catalyst" for New York City at the onset of Covid-19 Pandemic.
Benefit performance at First Unitarian Church, hosted by Ed Asner. Songs: Lost in the Stars and Listen to my Song by Kurt Weill, Gracias a la Vida by Violeta Parra.
Life works in mysterious ways, and one never knows if an enriching acting job will come along and shift my life again in another remarkable direction.
One-Woman theatre piece, "In her mouth lingers the taste of another man"
Bertolt Brecht's erotic songs and poems, performed at NYU's Deutsches Haus and the Gas Station, an iconic avant-garde art space (also called 2B) in New York City's, East Village. Conceived for Vienna's theater company, Sparverein Die Unzertrennlichen, directed by Kurt Palm, musical director, Josef Reiter, Production design: Ursula Huebner, production manager, Martin Fritz. Many papers refused to print the title, in 1990. Because of its raciness, the video on youtube is restricted to mature audiences.
Other available recorded Performances for viewing
Invisible Catalyst (Poem to Covid-19 NY)
A scene from "In Arabia We'd all be Kings" by Stephen Adley Guirgis
Benefit performance at First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, hosted by Ed Asner
"Silver Tongued Devil" Begonya Plaza for Rimes of The Ancient Mariner February 24, 2016
Cat and I in Port Lligat researching Salvador Dalí
Childhood friends: Mauri, Felipe and Jesus breaking bread in Euskadi
On the US1 with Zelda Kaplan * Jeffrey Gurian