> Molly and I couldn’t be happier about the results over the past two nights. She & I produced “Live Wire” (next show Oct 15 with host Rob Paravonian) which was amazing. It was EXACTLY as we hoped: an alternative comedy show at an affordable price with a relaxed vibe but in a beautiful club … More >I Want to Be a Producer
>I have two guys in my living room assembling this very small little media storage piece. It has taken them over two and half hours and counting. “The picture is not right on the instructions,” they said. Thank God I paid the $45 to have them handle it because if they’re taking this long, I … More >Some Assembly Required
>I’m starting an eight week writing workshop today. I’ve taken a class here and there but usually just a one day thing. This will be a much longer investment in time and effort, so I hope work doesn’t get in the way of it. At the end of the workshop, we students will hopefully have … More >Back to School!
>The lovely Sara Benincasa interviewed Christian over on Nerve.com about online dating and other random stuff.Read it here. Also, Sean McCarthy had a chat with Christian about stand up comedy on his new “Funny Business” blog for the NY Daily News. Read it here. —Kambri
I related a funny story about the small Deaf world to my friend the other night and decided to write it down: When I was about 19, I moved to Ohio and worked as a teller during the day while attending paralegal school at night. An older deaf couple we’ll call the Wilsons regularly visited … More It’s a Small (Deaf) World, After All
Saturday night I saw a childhood friend who was in New York on vacation. Our grandfathers and our parents grew up together at the deaf school in Oklahoma, and my brother & I grew up with him and his sister. The eight of us, at one time, were inseparable even moving into the woods of … More ASL in the Raw
>Tune in to Keith and the Girl/ to hear Christian live in a few minutes. Chemda (the “girl”) is an old friend of ours and their podcast is top notch. —KambriIf you miss it, you can always download the episode later.
>After “Scene Change” and a 15 hour work day, I was beat. It was too late at night to take the subway alone and the taxi strike meant no one wanted to pick me up for a trip to Queens. So I slept on Molly’s couch and went to work yesterday in the same suit … More >Random Stuff
>Amazing night! Even with a 28 person crew, 12 members of the press, 17 cast members, a long list of NYTVF VIP passholders, general public ticket holders and a show that was in the showroom prior to “Scene Change,” it went off without a hitch. Proctor & Gamble’s director and head of production were a … More >Scene Change Re-Cap
>There is WAY too much going on in the next couple of weeks! Scene Change debuts tomorrow night at 10:30 as part of the NY Television Festival and is expected to sell out. Add a TV crew of 28 and the sketch groups and it’s a whole lot of moving parts. I’m excited but bracing … More >The Latest Ballyhoo
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