This Saturday afternoon, November 22nd at 5pm I will be performing with Suzanne Fiore at The Metropolitan Room.

Call for reservations at 212-206-0440. The cover is $20 with a two drink minimum.

Featuring Ray Fellman on piano, Matt Sharffglass on bass and yours truly on percussion.

The Metropolitan Room is located at 34 West 22nd Street (Google Map).

The recording from our June 16th show, Live At The Metropolitan Room, will be on sale at all of these shows and is also available now at CD Baby.

Suzanne Fiore, she is simply divine and we all knew we were lucky to witness her performances. This girl is a STAR, truly.”
- Broadway.com

Above the Belt is an aerial showcase that has been dazzling New York audiences for the past three years. It is committed to the city’s reputation as the most innovative stage on earth and every show is new and fresh with a constantly evolving line-up of the most essential aerial artists.

Learn more about Above The Belt at our website.

Above the Belt is an aerial showcase that has been dazzling New York audiences for the past three years. It is committed to the city’s reputation as the most innovative stage on earth and every show is new and fresh with a constantly evolving line-up of the most essential aerial artists.

Learn more about Above The Belt at our website.

You can stay up to date with the show during our 2008 run.  You can join our mailing list, become a fan of our Facebook page, join our Flickr group and add some photos of your favorite aerial moments and subscribe to our Google calendar.

Sunday, September 21st at 9PM
37 Arts
450 W. 37th Street (Between 9th & 10th Avenues)
New York, New York 10018 (Google Map)

Tickets and More Info

Currently scheduled to appear are performers Stephen Bogardus, Matt Cavenaugh, Gavin Creel, Malcolm Gets, Adam Jacobs, Jose Llana, Jeff McCarthy, Liz Power, Brian Munn, David Abeles, Piper Goodeve, Jen Blood, Mark Mozingo, Dan Sharkey, Ryan Dietz, Jim Poulos, Tina Stafford, Jim Bauer, Meghan McGeary, Jaygee Macapugay, Simone Zamore, Victoria Huston-Elem, Catherine Porter and many more to come!

Featuring songs by Jim Bauer, Randy Courts & Mark St. Germain, Rick Hip-Flores, Gihieh Lee & Tim Nevits, Peter Mills, Peter Mills & Stephen Weiner, and Maryrose Wood & Andrew Gerle

Celebrate ten years of innovative new musicals from Prospect Theater Company! Join Broadway stars and Prospect members in an anniversary retrospective of songs from THE TAXI CABARET, THE FLOOD, ILLYRIA, DIDO (& AENEAS), THE ALCHEMISTS, LONELY RHYMES, THE PURSUIT OF PERSEPHONE, THE TUTOR, THE BOOK OF THE DUN COW, IRON CURTAIN, TOCK TICK, THE ROCKAE, THE BLUE FLOWER, and HONOR.

Above the Belt is an aerial showcase that has been dazzling New York audiences for the past three years. It is committed to the city’s reputation as the most innovative stage on earth and every show is new and fresh with a constantly evolving line-up of the most essential aerial artists.

Producers Britt Nhi Sarah, Alexander Rea, and The Zipper Factory provide a platform to display the most current aerial art in the world, where artists from the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia perform original work on traditional and new aerial apparatus.

Learn more about Above The Belt at our website.

You can stay up to date with the show during our 2008 run.  You can join our mailing list, become a fan of our Facebook page, join our Flickr group and add some photos of your favorite aerial moments and subscribe to our Google calendar.

A contemporary love story, Green Eyes tracks the rise and fall of a relationship over time through folk-rock music and modern dance. The new musical utilizes two singers, two dancers, and a five-piece orchestra to fuse both song and dance, shedding new light on the traditional “boy meets girl” story.

Diana Glazer, in association with Steve Tate and Leopold Group, are proud to present Green Eyes as part of the 11th Annual New York International Fringe Festival and will be showing for five dates beginning August 16, 2008.

Directed by Jessica Redish** who recently created the musical staging for the Lortel Award-winning Adding Machine, green eyes has been described by North Shore Chicago Magazine as “a multi-media musical for the John Mayer generation.”

Purchase tickets, listen to past recordings and get more background of the show at the Green Eyes website.

Cable television network Versus will air wall-to-wall coverage of the 2008 Tour de France July 5–27. On average, fourteen hours of race action per day will celebrate clean competition in one of the most intense and grueling events in all of sports. To promote the event, New York City agency/entertainment group hybrid, The Concept Farm, created a comprehensive, multimedia campaign to champion the riders who compete clean, while providing a platform and a voice to the passionate fan base that supports them. The media push (all based around a single component, the Manifesto) includes three versions of multiple length on-air spots, viral films, several print ads, and a campaign specific Web site to reassure fans that even in the absence of the “celebrity” riders and marquis-name teams, that the soul of the race—and the tradition it was built on—remains.

Robert Singh, art director; Brian Thompson, writer; Tyronne Schaffer, associate creative director interactive; Ray Mendez/Griffin Stenger/Robert Waldner, creative directors; Alexander Rea, interactive director; Johnny Jacques, senior Flash developer; Mike McCall, The Production Farm, producer; Catherine Benedek, The Production Farm editor; APM Music & Beyond Music /Penny Lane Studios, music/sound; The Production Farm, production company; Post Farm, post production; Mark Albertson, account director.

I attribute this solely to the fact the the PDF is being automatically generated on their side.  A server-side script that it writing the PDF using some sort of typeface that simply is not translating on Mac.  Question is, how many others out there are in this situation?

There are two solutions.  One is to export the PDF as a rasterized image such as a JPG.  The quality will be poor and the text blocky but the information will be readable by the attendant entering you into the database.  The other solution is to try to print to a different printer if possible as all Postscript printers occasionally do not translate live type correctly.

Do not be discouraged!  Keep trying!

Meanwhile at my Bruce Wayne daytime advertising job at The Concept Farm, I’ve been busy producing a couple new campaigns that have recently gone live along with all of our consistent client base.  Versus television network’s Tour de France campaign that incorporates a robust offering of print, broadcast and interactive with the first phase of the website now live.  Along with our continued relationship with Estée Lauder and their Mustang For Men product launch of Mustang Blue.  Made possible by the excellent developers I have working in my group.  Robbie Roxas, Johnny Jacques and Tim McDuffie. And not to mention some great back-end support offered up by Firefall Pro. All under the art direction of Tyronne Schaffer and Nicole Miller.