Words CAN express!!!!!

On The Road Again

Hitting the road again for more Henson puppet fun. I'll be performing with Stuffed and Unstrung in the following wonderful cities...

Milwaukee, WI - 9/23

Pabst Theater

Glen Ellyn, IL - 9/24

McAninch Hall, College Of DuPage

Muncie, IN - 9/27

Emens Auditorium, Ball State University

Bloomington, IL 9/29

Bloomington Center For The Performing Arts

Indianapolis, IN 9/30

Clowes Memorial Hall

Sarasota, FL 10/5

Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall

Gainesville, FL 10/7

Phillips Center For The Performing Arts

Melbourne, FL 10/8

King Center For The Performing Arts

Miami, FL 10/9

Ziff Ballet Opera House

Please come and buy me a soda.

Showtime

Hello everyone! (And by everyone, I mean YOU!)

We start the run of Stuffed and Unstrung this evening at the Curran Theater.

If you're in San Francisco, stop by.

Bring money.

And a sweater.

And boots.

But mostly money. And boots. And a sweater.

Freaky Friday!

Yes, today begins a Froynlaven tradition! Every Friday on this inestimable blog, we'll feature all things related to Freakazoid. Why? Because I'm particularly nappy and can't think of anything else. I'd appreciate it is ya'll could pass on anything you think might be of interest. Like Keeper did.

Okay then, to inaugurate this weekly feature...

DUNCAN SINGS!!!!!

Welcome, Duncan.

My Interview With Keeper

Whatcha Doin' August 18, 19 & 20th?

In case you're in the San Francisco area on those dates, then stop by the Curran Theater. I'll be performing with real Henson puppeteers in 'Stuffed and Unstrung'.

Stop by and say 'hey!'

And The Winner(s) Are...

Yes! Yes! Excitement! Noises!

Excitement Noises!

Well, I must say, the Froynlaven Musical Challenge entries were all outstanding!

It was very difficult to choose a winner. Frankly, even attempting to do this rather difficult challenge makes all who submitted WINNERS. Each had something unique and groovy.

Vanessa's amazing puppetry and use of Russian backgrounds was awe inspiring.

Michael's clever use of desert flora, a tie and a hose was genius.

Luke's use of a garage and musical interludes was refreshing and sublime! (Is there a musical instrument Luke cannot play?)

And Keeper. Keeper has once again gone above and beyond the call of duty. He used a watering can. He sang. He wore a vest.

I think everyone will join me in congratulating Keeper as the biggest winner in this challenge of winners!

A future post in this blog will feature an interview with Keeper. If I can get a hold of him. Hopefully I can.

Anyway...Luke, Vanessa, Michael, Keeper...

It is folks like you that make me proud to live.

Congratulations!