Through searing truth and dark humor, Fool for Love by Sam Shepard shows the story of two people who just can't live without each other whether they like it or not. Reality & dream; truth & lies; past & present mingle in an explosive, emotional experience. Get your tickets now at theatredowntown.org

The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia? by Edward Albee features a successful architect whose ideal life is shattered when he confesses that he’s in love with a goat named Sylvia, destroying his family & reputation. It explores love, sexuality & the limits of societal tolerance through this shocking revelation.

This is how you become a writer: just pick one of the things that is deeply wrong with you. Make it a character. Now send it on a self-help journey or try to kill it. Now call it a book.

Reader question received today via my website: "What is your stance on reality and truth in relation to annihilation?" Answer: Fuck if I know at this point.

None of the theatre companies I’ve ever worked for have ever let me do one of those Instagram takeovers, and I’m just saying I think the world is missed out on something.

Severe storms are possible across the southern half of Alabama this afternoon and tonight... a detailed look at the situation is on today's afternoon briefing: www.youtube.com/live/OijtrDX...

Hey NYTimes — *now* you’re lighting the beacons? NOW?!? After months of “Sauron: Avatar Of Evil… Or Extreme Uniter?” thumbsucker reporting you’re screaming what we’ve known since 2015? Fuck all the way off.

I haven’t turned my camera on in forever, but I’m hoping the batteries are still good. I want to start taking pictures of the brutalist architecture around Birmingham.

I really need a director in Birmingham to find a one person show and cast me in it. I’ve never had a challenge like that as an actor, and I want to throw myself into something like that.

Really excited to see Grounded (dir. by @bpitch.bsky.social) tonight! Always a good night when I go back to my alma mater to see some art.

Glad that I snagged this! Going to be doing more nonfiction reading this year and most of it will be centered on movement