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14 Dec 201519 Dec 2015 breakinglight11 breaking history, media, on writing

The relative importance of tone

Tone tends to be very important to me when it comes to whether or not I can become absorbed in a given piece of media. By tone, I mean the overall feeling and vibe a piece gives off, plus the attitude they take towards their story or subject matter. Embracing the right tone for the … Continue reading The relative importance of tone

15 Jan 20149 Feb 2015 breakinglight11 breaking history, inspiration, my projects

Musing on the Duke of Amsterdam

I'm really excited to be able to include the character of Lillian Holland in my new musical. I knew as I was writing "Mrs. Loring" she was going to be a particularly interesting figure, and it was made more so when interpreted in performance by . Lenny is basically the perfect person to play her, … Continue reading Musing on the Duke of Amsterdam

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