Projects

"You got foolied, outlander!"

  • Curtain!

    Filed in Projects, Theatre on July 24th, 2010

    I cannot wait till my big debut. It’s still months away, but when rehearsals start in September, shoot me right there and then and I’ll go straight to gay theatre heaven. … Wait. What?

  • The Meaning of “Heaven forfend!”

    Filed in Projects, Theatre on May 12th, 2010

    The last couple of weeks the question, “What’s your play about?” came up about a million times. It’s not an odd question, and I guess it is a legitimised one to ask when one wants to know more about a stage play. However, I have this rule in life: Never ask me to explain something [...]

  • Incredibly-off-Broadway

    Filed in Projects, Theatre on April 25th, 2010

    Ever wondered, “Hey, that insaneness that is Remy, I would love to see that in play form?” No? … Please go away then. Yes? Well, thankfully your wish came true! Starting September, 2010, the production of Heaven forfend!, my first stage play, will commence.

  • “The Prince of Mars” progresses, slowly

    Filed in Projects on September 17th, 2008

    Though officially not in production yet, I have created a second, and better, teaser for The Prince of Mars and the Red Planet Gala. There have been no major changes to the storyline, characters or the production itself, but since I never really liked the first teaser (especially not its font), I’m replacing it with [...]

  • Writing developments

    Filed in Projects on September 14th, 2008

    In an attempt to actually profit from my writings, in the present but also in the future, I’m preparing a portfolio to write for publication. I have been reluctant in the past to do anything with my (short) stories, because I feared complete humiliation, but considering I have done enough lately to humiliate myself without [...]

  • Actual or fictional Europe?

    Filed in Projects on July 29th, 2008

    I have always known writing a novel was hard, but damn I have to confess — it’s harder than I thought. Of course I haven’t exactly been easy for myself with “The Reigning.” I have about fifty characters, six of them are main characters who drive the story, which is made up of three intertwining [...]

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