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In 2011, I played the Third Angel and provided the music in a chaotic passion play presented by Mary Lew’s and Ian Downey’s The Bloody Noes. Commissioned by Rochester’s MUCC theater as part of a night of End-of-the-World short plays for the 12-21-2012 doomsday prophecies, The Apocalypse production had twenty minutes to present a literal interpretation of Book of Revelations with twenty actors, costumes and two weeks from concept to performance, and on a shoestring budget – but not the fancy shoestring with the aglets; the kind you cut off a spool.
It played to a full house and was so well-received, a year later, the production was expanded to forty minutes and included a live band, and again, burned the place down.
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