We all know Daryl Grady of The Boston Globe from what the events in Curtains tells us. However, I've been in enough shows and read enough stories to know that what we are told or shown by "others" isn't always the complete story. What Kind of Man was Grady before that fateful night?

Aaron is trying to rewrite In The Same Boat, all alone, without the aid of his writing partner, his ex-wife Georgia. Characters from Robbin' Hood of the West arrive to help and hinder his progress. Wrote this with help from a good friend. Placing it on my page too because I'm thinking of expanding on it.

I was involved in two very special shows this spring. Shrek with the Amherst PTA as a villager, skeleton and a moon and Curtains with Riverbend Youth Company as head of publicity. This poem is for everyone involved in those shows.

This story takes place after what would be the end of the Curtains musical with Arron Fox and Georgia Hendricks.

Anyone with eyes could see that Bambi loved Bobby. Except Bobby. Anyone with eyes could see that Bobby loved Georgia. Especially Bambi. Give it a shot. Bambi/Bobby kinda modern day but you barely notice it

"She hears Aaron coming down the stairs and thinks it odd that he is five minutes early. When she sees him, she is even more surprised. His usual sleepy eyes are replaced by ones full of… fear?" One shot. I own nothing.

Aaron is trying to rewrite In The Same Boat, all alone, without the aid of his writing partner, his ex-wife Georgia. Characters from Robbin' Hood of the West arrive to help and hinder his progress.

Carmen Bernstein needs a writing team for her new musical, Robbin' Hood. She knows the perfect composer and lyricist team for the job. Unfortunately, they aren't speaking to each other. One shot

This is my story of how the writing team of Fox and Hendricks had their first fatal meeting.

PRE-CURTAINS Georgia, left alone after her and Aaron's divorce, writes about her struggles to get over him, while Bobby waits in the wings...