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10 Eric Bogosian monologues from his early collective works "Drinking In America" ("Men Inside" & "Fun House"; 1981-1986). Performed at the Idyllwild School of Music & The Arts (I.S.O.M.A.T.A) as a senior year capstone 1990 at a "makeshift" theater (created out of a dance and photography studio to appear like a downtown New York night club and performance space). THE BAND featuring: (The late, great) Sam Karam, band leader, saxophone Manuel Navarro, keyboards, Hammond organ John Tully, guitar Eigo Todoroki, bass Lee Hogan, trumpet Eric Peterson, drums SPECIAL SOUND EFFECTS: Aaron Kahn as "The Voice" (Master of Ceremonies) Franck Bensoussan, keyboard SFX And featuring (the one, the only! my perennial "partner-in-crime") Kim Greene on vocals ("Open Letter to a Landlord" by Living Colour)

A highlight reel from an Idyllwild School of Music & the Arts production of "Noises Off" in the role of GARRY LEJEUNE (and dedicated to a beautiful castmate who departed our world way too soon -- R.I.P. "old friend").

An audition tape from 1994 of a monologue from "Noises Off" (in the role of "Lloyd Dallas") used for college regionals (and, I believe I sent this tape, along with three Eric Bogosian monologues to an acting manager in Los Angeles as an audition for the "Batman" movie starring Val Kilmer. Suffice it to say: I didn't get the role of "Robin").

Modern Dance Choreography. A piece I choreographed and danced in from a college production in 1992. (Featuring future Broadway actor -- "A View From the Bridge" with Allison Janey & Anthony Lapaglia; "Fiddler On The Roof" with Alfred Molina & Rosie O'Donnell -- and "The Mommy Blogger": Tricia Paluccio )

A VERY poor quality VHS recording of a production of "Little Shop of Horrors" performed at the Idyllwild School of Music & the Arts (circa: 1988) in the role of "Seymour Krelborn" Featuring: Jonathan Stern as "Mr. Mushnik", Erin Shirl McClain as "Audrey", Erik Pikas as "Orin Scrivello D.D.S." and (the one, the only!) Kim Greene as Audrey II.

A VERY poor quality VHS recording of a production of "Pippin" performed at the Idyllwild School of Music & the Arts (circa: 1989) in the title role of "Pippin" Featuring: (the one, the only!) Kim Greene as the Leading Player