NEWS
Thrilled to be premiering excerpts from "The Promise of America", a song cycle for choir, soloists, and chamber orchestra inspired by our Constitutional Amendments by Kim D. Sherman (music/arrangements) and myself (libretto/lyrics) at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan on Sunday, November 22 at 7 pm. Come see us!
I'm thrilled to share my new EP,
On it I'm singing songs I wrote the lyrics for with music by Bobby Cronin, David Shenton, and myself. You can listen to it wherever you listen to stuff (link to various platforms up above).



(Pictured: me & FUSONG's
composer Cecilia Lin.)
Thank you for joining us at our concert of FUSONG at the Lortel Theatre in NYC (part of the Rattlestick Theater's Global Forms Festival) earlier this summer!
We're so honored to have been chosen to be part of the Lortel's 121 Project this year and are excited to share our show's future development!
More info about the show is here!

Riding Out The Storm-Trailer
I wrote screenplay and lyrics with composer Michael Mott for this movie musical short, RIDING OUT THE STORM. Directed by Bruce Johnson and featuring Mimi Bessette, Wade McCollum, Diana Huey, and Mel Maghuyop, this film began as a 10-minute musical written during our time at the BMI Workshop. Here's the trailer. You can see more info about Riding Out The Storm at Moongate Artists

Trade publication of A LITTLE MORE BLUE (in prose form), accompanied by PAPER SON, coming in early 2027 in collaboration with 1319 Press.
The Dramatists Guild Presents TALKBACK
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Where Inclusion and Community meet.
Dreaming up and hosting this podcast for the Dramatists Guild and talking to writers about writing has been a true labor of love.
Distributed by the Broadway Podcast Network, Seasons 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6* are available on all your favorite podcast platforms. Season 7 is currently in production, and will be released in December, 2026. Scheduled guests include Paula Vogel, Eric Rosen, Cornelius Eady, Adam Gwon, Miranda Gohh, Cynthia Tong, Jacqueline Reingold, and Cheryl Davis.


