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Her new Hero

After watching Olympic Hero in China, my 23 year old daughter Annie says Eric Liddell is her new hero for the quality of the life he led. I heard her telling a friend about Eric, and she said, "He led an amazing life!"
Paul Cozby
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11.28.08 08:47 PM - Comment(s)

Happy Thanksgiving!

11.28.08 01:40 AM - Comment(s)

It's like Grand Central Station on Thanksgiving Day

Actually it is!

11.27.08 03:52 PM - Comment(s)

You're Pulling My Leg!

For Thanksgiving I'm bringing Truth or Fib, which is now marketed as You're Pulling My Leg! The award-winning game was developed by Allen Wolf, who used to attend Inter-Mission, when it had a NYC chapter. He created the game to help finance his upcoming movie, In My Sleep, which is now in post-p...

11.27.08 02:31 PM - Comment(s)

Fasting coffee

An alumna of MasterWorks ( http://MasterWorksFestival.org ), who is
now working for Compassion ( http://RichDrama.com/Compassion ) just
featured on Compassion's blog: http://blog.compassion.com/fast-for-food/#comment-4105

She and her colleagues are fasting coffee for a month and donating the
m...

11.24.08 05:21 PM - Comment(s)

Amazing

The documentary was amazing! I love Eric Liddel, and I truly appreciated hearing from so many people who were involved in his life.
--Jen Stuck
Nyack, NY

11.24.08 02:46 PM - Comment(s)

Views of the Manger in Five States

From Views of the Manger

I'll be bringing Views of the Manger to five states this Season. Hope to see you there.

11.23.08 09:03 AM - Comment(s)

Olympic Hero in China

We finished our documentary Olympic Hero in China: The Eric Liddell Story in time for the Beijing Olympics. I interviewed Mary Previte, Hudson Taylor's great-granddaughter, and provided questions for most of the interviews.

I had opportunities to share before and after screenings in Hong Kong and M...

11.21.08 11:14 PM - Comment(s)

Article on Views of the Manger

The Clarksville Leaf Chronicle just ran an article on my upcoming performances of Views of the Manger:

Dinner theater spotlights Christmas theme

The only thing they got wrong was that they speak of The Lamb's Repertoire Theatre as if it's still happening. She looked at an old bio. ...

11.21.08 04:38 PM - Comment(s)

Schools

These are schools or student organizations where I have taught, performed and/or directed:

Colleges and Universities

Arts Programs and Conferences

Middle and Elementar y Schools

Colleges and Universities

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, NJ

Graceworks workshop for the School of Architecture ...

11.17.08 08:03 PM - Comment(s)

MWF Theatre: Past, Present and Future

Last night at the world premiere of my voice over for our documentary, Olympic Hero in China: The Eric Liddell Story, we had four people from MasterWorks ( http://MasterWorksFestival.org ). Patricia Mauceri, of One Life to Live, and I are part of the current theatre faculty. Keri Taylor is an alum...

11.16.08 02:44 AM - Comment(s)

A nice walk home

I took this shot as I returned from My Vaudeville Man!, a delightful two-person musical in production at St. Peter's Theatre. And I was humming its tunes all the way home.

It was a great mix of song and dance, humor and heartbreak.

It's based on Jack Donahue's "Letters of a Hoofer to his Ma,...

11.14.08 03:13 AM - Comment(s)

Zipcar

Zipcar has been such a huge blessing to us here in NYC! The price includes insurance and gas. They have a gas card right in there. We've consistently found them cheaper than rentals and so much more convenient. You just hop online, find the car you'd like for as little as half an hour at a time, an...

11.09.08 01:27 AM - Comment(s)

Kingdom Coming

One of our MasterWorks Festival theatre students is now working with Compassion in Australia. She sent me a link to a free download by Shaun Groves. It's a great song, and quite inspiring. Shaun is a Compassion artist, and I've heard artists like him share music like this at a number of C...

11.05.08 07:51 PM - Comment(s)

Sanborns' double feature

The latest newsletter by Christians in Theatre Arts ( CITA.org) has a link to an article on my friend Retta Blaney's blog: A Walking Miracle.

It tells the miraculous story of how Art Sanborn was healed (and continues to discover new levels of healing) from a paralysis at the level of Christopher Re...

11.05.08 07:27 PM - Comment(s)

After a month in release Fireproof is still #11

Going into it's fifth weekend, Fireproof is maintaining it's place of #11 at the box office, and the film with a $500k budget has now crested $24M according to Variety.

10.31.08 02:17 PM - Comment(s)

Tale of Two Cities is a big hit on Broadway

I'm glad to see there are others that share my thoughts about Tale of Two Cities. Here's what I blogged after seeing it:

My favorite theatrical hours of late were spent at the new musical, A Tale of Two Cities. While creating our documentary on Eric Liddell (details will be announce...

10.30.08 07:23 PM - Comment(s)

Blessed and Inspired

Thanks for the wonderful contributions you made to our Worship Arts Retreat last weekend at Camp Wonderland. Everyone was blessed and inspired by your performance, instruction, and humble spirit. I hope our paths will cross again in the future - hopefully when we can attra...

10.25.08 11:14 AM - Comment(s)

Cooper Union's IV

Last night I portrayed The Good Shepherd and Joyce preached on John 10 for the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship ( http://www.intervarsity.org) at Cooper Union. In the documentary Changing Lives: The Peter Cooper Story I got to do the voice of Peter Cooper, who founded the school. It continues to op...

10.23.08 03:01 PM - Comment(s)

Fireproof still at #11

In its fourth week in theatres, Fireproof has only slipped to #11 at the box office, and it has now crested $20M according to Variety.

10.22.08 06:32 PM - Comment(s)

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