You may have known a good deal about horses, perhaps even rode a few. You may have even enjoyed races where your favorite sprinter is always at the top of the list. For all the things that you have learned about this majestic animal, you have come to understand that there is more to it than just grace and beauty. If you are much into horse racing and understanding all that separates these animals from the animal kingdom, you may as well note that there are some unusual things that these horses may have been using to make their existence a lot more comfortable that may not have been so interesting for you before, such as the best fly mask for horses.

It may feel heroic riding on horseback, and you may be so consumed with the very thought of being at the back of a horse and might not even notice all those that eases its daily workload.

One of the interesting pieces of material that just so happen to be a necessity for a horse owner to provide for its filly is called a fly mask. A fly mask is rather essential as it is very functional, and if you plan to breed or keep a horse yourself, you will need to have some of these for your horse’s safety.

What is a fly mask?

Obviously, it got its name for the purpose that it serves. It shields the horse’s face from flies and other insects.

What purpose does it serve?

It will be easier if the horse can actually lift its forelegs so it can simply drive away those insects. Unfortunately, it can’t do that. And as the skin around its face is usually more sensitive, it would be necessary that it is kept covered to prevent further concerns later on.

Just imagine the stress that a horse would have to endure with all those tiny flyers around. The face flies, the most persistent of these fliers, are quite annoying. They also usually feed around the eyes and nose of horses. What could cause a little more concern is the fact that these small creatures can transmit an eye-worm to any horse. Hence, putting a firmly fitted fly mask will help prevent small insects from getting into the horse’s face and eyes.

It can also be a very practical way to keep your horse’s attention whenever it is time for training, much more during a race (if you are keeping one for that purpose). Horses can easily be distracted, and it would be a terrible thing to happen to fall off a horse’s back just because some flies finally drove a horse to madness because of their determination.

As there are horses that are quite sensitive to sunlight, it will be the best solution to have your horse wear a fly mask to make sure that it won’t have any problems if it turns out that its eyes are sensitive to light. It can also act as a guard against snow glare. It will be a comfort to note that there are fly masks that are also made with UV protection, hence providing additional protection for the horse. (more…)

For many years, beards have been known to define a man. It is the epitome and culmination of what defines a man. Nowadays, beards are very significant in the society. It sets a man apart from the rest of the male populous and they symbolize males’ dominance, sexual virility and prestige. Let’s find out in this article why beards are of significant importance.

Beard Is a Sign of Dominance

Other than thousands of hair, what else is in a beard? For many years now, it has been perceived than men with facial hair are older, stronger and more aggressive than others. Similar as to how dominance work in the animal kingdom, a dominant lion or ape can more mating opportunities by intimidating rivals to stand aside. If it works with animals, it will surely work with men too. (more…)

Sometimes, Fungal nail infections can be the hardest thing anyone would deal with. In the world we are living in, many people are always curious about their nails and once they get affected it becomes an issue to them. This is one of the major things that you should be concerned and get educated. However, there is no need to worry. This article will enable you to discover the best fungal nail treatment that you would run for any time.

Canespro Fungal Nail Treatment

There is no other fungal nail treatment that works faster than Canespro fungal nail treatment. This treatment has the most unique way to cure the infection than all other products. Canespro is well known for its uniqueness of removing the infected parts of the nails by getting deep to the main root cause of the infections. As we all know, fungal nail infections happen under the nail plate which can later affect the whole part of your toe. This treatment has been clinically proven that within a period of fewer than 3 weeks, it gradually provides a total cure to the nails. Additionally, it contains 40% of urea ointment that is strong in providing softness around the infected part of the nail. It is also easier to use since it requires you to just apply it around the infected part every day. Looking for the best nail fungal treatment? Go for canesprol fungal nail treatment for the fastest results.

Emtrix Fungal Nail Treatment

Looking for fungal nail treatment that has rapid results? Emtrix fungal nail treatment has got you. This is a treatment that does not only cure the fungal infections but also improves the appearance of your nails. With at least two weeks of application, it delivers some noticeable results around your fungal nails. Based on its unique patent composition of lactic acid, urea and propylene, it has been proven that the ingredients work efficiently and quickly to restore back your nails. With this treatment, you will not have to worry about your nails getting decolourized and deformed after use. The product has been proven that it does not only eliminate the fungal infections but also it is capable of reducing any discolouration and also normalizes the thickness of your nails without the need to file. For an easier way to treat your fungal nails get Emtrix treatment. (more…)

Great looking nails can easily be achieved even if you are doing it at home. A part of the process of creating those stunning nails is filing them so that they will take on a uniform nail shape. You can do that with a nail file.

There are different nail files (wooden nail file, metal nail file, crystal nail file, ceramic nail file, and electric nail file). Of these, the electric nail file is the most convenient to use. It makes filing down and shaping nails a lot easier and quicker.

If you are looking for the best nail file to use for your next DIY manicure and pedicure, you just can’t just go a store to buy the nail file that you want. You’d need to consider several safety precautions before finally deciding which nail file to choose or use. Remember that your concern is to create the most convenient experience for yourself or your client (if you are providing the same services to others). That can only be done with a high-quality nail file.

Tips for choosing the best electric nail file

For perfect looking nails, you will need to use an excellent quality electric file. To make sure that you will be purchasing one, consider our recommendations for determining the one that will give you the most benefit and the best value for your money.

1. Find a nail file that fits well in your hands. Remember that you will be holding this tool for some time, hence comfort is one of the first things that you would want to have with your nail file. You’ll also want to have one that a bit that creates steady turns so that it won’t vibrate when you use it.
2. Buy one with variable speeds. Such a nail file will provide you the ability to access this function easily without compromising your work.
3. Choose an electric file that fits standard sized bits.
4. Buy from a reliable source. There are many sellers online that claims that they are providing quality products. But are they all providing quality service? Does the machine come with a warranty? Does the seller or manufacturer offer technical support?

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Crested geckos are native to New Caledonia. These gentle creatures are also one of those easy to manage reptiles that many hobbyists have found to be an interesting species to keep as a pet. These unique creatures reach an adult size of about 6″-7″ from snout to tail and weighs an average of 50 grams for a female and about 35-40 grams for a male. If you can provide the simple requirements that they need, you will be assured that you can keep one of these tame creatures for a long time. Note that records indicate that these exotic pets can live up to 15 years if, given the proper care, some even live longer.

Females in captivity have been reported to have a shorter lifespan, primarily due to breeding. Breeding, in general, not only creates a lot of demand for their nutrition stores (especially calcium) but may also cause emergency health situations like egg binding and prolapsed cloaca. Sources also indicate that this is a more common occurrence in captivity than in the wild and points to factors as improper care, rapid growth, or unique lizard requirements that many reptile owners have yet to unravel. Considering this, it is best that you choose a male juvenile or sub-adult for a pet instead as reproduction issues will be most likely not a problem with them.

One of the factors that any reptile hobbyist has to be well aware of is the diet that his pet will be most likely be feeding on.

What will your crested gecko eat?

A staple in a crested gecko’s diet is insects, primarily, mealworms and crickets, as these insects provide the energy that it most needs. For many lizard keepers, crickets are considered the best choice as it is easily accessible. They are also rich in vitamins and other minerals that your pet needs to stay healthy. They should be offered about three times a week if considered as a primary diet or once a week if provided as a treat/supplement to your pet’s diet. You also need to dust live prey with calcium and gut load them with foods that you would normally feed your gecko to ensure that they receive the essential healthy elements that they need. Remember, however, that the biggest cricket or insect that you should feed your gecko should not be bigger than its head. (more…)

Heather Tom was born on November 4, 1975 in Hinsdale, Illinois. She has two younger twin siblings, David (ex-Paul, OLTL; ex-Billy, Y&R) and Nicholle (ex-Maggie, “The Nanny,” Beethoven, Beethoven 2). From first starring in Huggie’s commercials, to becoming a two-time Emmy award winning actress, Heather’s career is a patterned rise from child model to television star, film performer, theatrical performer, and producer. At the age of 10 her family moved to Seattle where she performed with the Seattle Children’s Theatre, starring in the Nutcracker Suite. As her acting talents progressed, Heather began appearing in guest star roles in various television shows including: Who’s the Boss? (1984), Kid’s Incorporated (1984), Trial by Jury (1987) and Divorce Court (1986) . When her family moved to California in 1989, she studied at the famed Strasberg Institute and took lessons with Diane Hardin at the Young Actor’s Space. In 1991, when Heather was 15 years old, she joined the cast of The Young and the Restless taking on the role of Victoria Newman, a role that earned her two Daytime Emmy Awards and six nominations in the Outstanding Younger Actress category. Currently, Heather holds the record for being the most Emmy Award Nominated actress under the age of thirty! Heather has also received four Soap Opera Digest Award nominations, and won the honor in 1997 for Outstanding Younger Lead Actress. She also received three nominations for the Young Artist award. In November of 2003, Heather joined the ABC network to begin her adventures as Kelly Cramer on “One Life To Live”.

An accomplished stage actress, her stage credits include a lead role in Pinocchio II for Center Stage USA. She also starred in the Los Angeles premiere of The Glass Menagerie as well as starring roles in Out of Gas on Lover’s Leap and Vanities at the Creative Outlet Theater in Los Angeles, a company which she co-founded. She produced both productions, as well as Scooter Thomas Makes it to the Top of the World. Along with her friend, Chad Allen (DR. QUINN, MEDICINE WOMAN), Heather produced a revival of Neil Simon’s Biloxi Blues as well as appearing in the play as “Daisy.” The revival won five Dramalogue Awards. Heather produced and starred in Gila, a play by Mark Medoff. Through this role, she became fluent in sign language and won a Robbie Theatre L.A. Award nomination for Best Actress. The relationship with Mark Medoff’s Gila, now entitled Prymate, continued when she starred in Florida State University’s production. Heather also produced the play Talking With, in which she co-starred with 10 daytime leading ladies, including former Y&R co-stars Melody Thomas Scott (Nikki), Michelle Stafford (Phyllis) and Tonya Lee Williams (Olivia). She loves performing theater and most recently starred in: Moonchild, Proof, and Hecuba.

Heather has been in two made for television movies: She’ll Take Romance, playing the role of Caroline and Deadly Whispers, playing the role of Kathy Acton. She also performed in numerous theatrical motion pictures including Lookin’ Good, Lessie’s Rainbow, and Class of 1990. In 1996, Heather along with Chad Allen and Craig Wargo, established a company for young actors and writers called The Creative Outlet Theatre. The Creative Outlet fosters and produces live theater, providing a forum for young actors and writers. The company places young people in all positions, producing, directing, designing, and acting.

Heather is devoted to helping people who do not have the opportunities or options that she has. Recently Heather was named Regional Ambassador for Childhelp USA, a national non-profit organization that assists abused children. Heather also works very closely with several AIDS service organizations such as Caring for Babies with AIDS, Project Angelfood, Tuesday’s Child and AIDS Project Los Angeles. She has volunteered in the kitchen at Project Angelfood helping to prepare meals for those who are disabled by AIDS many times as well as appearing and working at fund-raisers for many organizations. In 2003, Heather founded Daytime for Planned Parenthood, a committee that promotes a woman’s right to choose.

Her acting career and charity works are only two of Heather’s passions. Politics could easily tie for first or second place in her affections. Heather loves to discuss politics, but she does more than “talk the talk”. A political activist, Heather is a frequent contributor on MSNBC’s SCARBOROUGH COUNTRY and was a frequent guest on POLITICALLY INCORRECT. In the Congressional elections, Heather worked very closely with Congressman Loretta Sanchez’s campaign,“Rock the Vote” (to help get out the younger voters. Heather worked with Rock the Vote to help register young adults to vote) and most recently, She Votes. She was involved in Gore’s 2000 campaign and worked with John Kerry’s 2004 campaign going door to door. Heather also spends hours reading plays, scripts and classical literature. She is also an avid art collector who has amassed an impressive collection of sculpture, painting and prints. At twenty-nine, Heather’s talent, classic beauty and passion for acting has captured worldwide attention and transformed her from a fledgling, adolescent actress into a budding international sensation in the entertainment industry.

Current News

Congratulations to Heather on being nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress for One Life to Live!! Leave your good luck messages for Heather on the message board or fill out the form. The Daytime Emmy Awards show will be broadcast live on CBS from Radio City Music Hall in New York City on Friday, May 20, 2005.

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05/01/05:

Heather sends her deepest condolences to the Bell family on the passing of Bill Bell

To the Bell family,

I would like to express my deepest condolences for your loss.  Bill gave me the opportunity of a lifetime, and I have always had the greatest respect for him.  His passion for his shows and his characters was unfaltering and the entire daytime community will feel this loss.  I am honored to have had the opportunity to work for him and to know him.   No one loved and respected this medium more than Bill Bell.  No one understood a character quite as intimately as Bill Bell.  And NO ONE told a story like Bill Bell.  He was a pioneer, and he will be missed.

All my thoughts are with you,

Heather Tom 

04/27/05:

Heather will star in Happy Hour
Thanks to Robert Carr for the information

HAPPY HOUR BY NJ PLAYWRIGHT JOHN WOOTEN FEATURING
TWO TIME EMMY WINNER HEATHER TOM
HIGHLIGHTS FESTIVAL AT 12 MILES WEST

The feature presentation of the New Jersey Playwrights Festival of New Plays , Happy Hour by John Wooten opens May 21 through June 12 at 12 Miles West Theatre Company in Bloomfield . The play received a reading last year as part of 12 Miles West’s award-winning Monday Night Reading Series and highlights this year’s Festival which offers staged readings of new One-Acts on May 29 and a reading of a new Full Length play on June 5. Admission is free for Happy Hour ticket holders.

Happy Hour features two-time Emmy award winner and 2005 nominee for her work on ABC’s One Life to Live, Heather Tom ( New York ), who received rave reviews from the Star Ledger for her performance in Proofat TheatreFest in Montclair last year. Happy Hour also features Bloomfield, NJ resident, Sam Kitchin, who was seen in the Circle in the Square’s 2004 Broadway production of Frozen, Jimmy Gushue (Philadelphia, PA), Paul Reisman (Wyckoff) and Jim Aylward (Livingston).

Set in the remote desert of the Southwest, Happy Hour explores with disturbing clarity one man’s obsession with transforming a seedy topless bar into a respectable business. Unfolding in continuous time during a September afternoon in 1979, Happy Hour provides a gritty and thought provoking examination of the American dream and the high price paid by those determined to attain it. Happy Hour is based on a true story.

From Playwright John Wooten: “The play is loosely based on my childhood experiences living in the desert and helping my father with his bar (though I was never there when the dancers were). At the time, The Sands Cocktail lounge was just about the only building between Las Cruces , NM and El Paso , TX . My father was counting on the gambling ordinance passing — it would have made him a millionaire and he never would have had hired dancers to attract a crowd. It was quite the adventure growing up in the desert. I never knew the extent of what was happening inside the “club” (as the bar was called) until I was an adult. When I wrote the play initially it spanned a period of four years and there was a son in the play (loosely based on me). I found that the character distracted from the heart of the play, I also thought the play would have more impact if it happened during one Happy Hour in 1979 as the device of writing in “real time” has always intrigued me. Unlike many memory plays, Happy Hour was not written to heal old wounds or provide a catharsis. I wrote the play to revisit a time when youth sheltered me from the destruction I was too innocent to understand and not yet man enough to stop. Today the wildness surrounding the building (a toxic storage site last I heard) has mostly been destroyed as has my perception of childhood.”

Playwright John Wooten ‘s credits include the critically acclaimed Trophies produced Off-Broadway at the Cherry Lane , and The Role of Della which has been produced at over thirty regional theatres and recently for film. His play Kiss The Bride was winner of a 1995 NJ Arts Council Fellowship and Governor’s citation. His work is published in texts that include Plays for Actresses , The Best Scenes of 1998 , Millennium Monologues , Playing Scenes , Playing Contemporary Scenes and by Dramatic Publishing Company and Dramatists Play Service. John is also the Artistic Director of Premiere Stages the new professional theatre in residence at Kean University in Union , NJ and was recently selected as a semi-finalist for the prestigious Nicholls fellowship sponsored by the Academy Awards for his screenplay Savage Act .

The MainStage production of Happy Hour will be directed by 12 Miles West Artistic Director, Lenny Bart whose critically acclaimed productions for the Company include The Advocate, The Elephant Man, The Robber Bridegroom, The Glass Menagerie, Inside Out, which was named one of the ten best for 2000 by the Star-Ledger and last season’s box office blockbuster One Way Ticket to Hell as well as this season’s New Jersey Premiere of Arthur Miller’s The Ride Down Mount Morgan.

Happy Hour at 12 Miles West Theatre Company/Centre for the Arts will be presented May 21 through June 12 Fridays & Saturdays @ 8pm and Sundays @ 3pm . A “Meet the Artist” reception will be held after the Show May 21. 12 Miles West is located at 562 Bloomfield Avenue , two blocks west of the Garden State Parkway . 12 Miles West is not wheelchair accessible at this time. Due to the sensitive nature of the content, parental guidance is suggested. For reservations and other information, call (973) 259-9187 or log on to the 12 Miles West website at http://www. 12MilesWest.org .

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12 Miles West Theatre Company in Bloomfield, New Jersey is an award-winning, not-for-profit professional resident theater company dedicated to presenting high quality productions for the enrichment of the local and regional community with an emphasis on original and lesser-known works as well as innovative interpretations of classic plays. The company also endeavors to identify and support New Jersey artists, specifically by creating a resident company and providing them with a home where they can grow artistically by creating, developing and performing exciting dramatic productions in a viable and nurturing environment.

Programming at 12 Miles West is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts and by The Laraja Foundation, The Montclair Foundation and a generous grant from The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation and through the support of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance.

04/12/05:

Heather will be hosting the WOW Awards Gala presented by the Deleware HIV Consortium and Michael Christopher Hemphill on May 13, 2005 in Wilmington, Deleware. Special Emcee will be Tamala Edwards of Action News. The event will also have a silent auction. More information coming soon.

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All Heather Fans: Please particiapate in this! SOAP OPERA WEEKLY is working on an upcoming feature with Heather Tom with questions from you, the fans. If you have any questions you’d like to ask send them to us! I saw this site and figured you all would have some good questions for Heather.

Questions can be sent to the following address:
E-mail: [email protected]
Subject: Heather Tom
Fans should include name, hometown and state for questions to be considered and published.

Thank you,
Erica Brown
Soap Opera Weekly

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02/20/05:

Due to misleading rumors that were started, I wanted to let everyone know that Heather will be staying on One Life to Live. Heather never had any intention of resuming her previous role of Victoria Newman, which a lot of people assumed and the role has since been recast. If you continue to hear such rumors, please disregard them. If you have any inquires about Heather in the future, please email me and I can let you know. Thanks!

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02/18/05:

Heather was featured on the cover of the March 1, 2005 issue of Soap Opera Digest along with Dan Gauthier, Alexa Havins, Jamie Bruening, Jacob Young and baby Ace/James/Adam Chandler 3rd

Full article coming to this site soon!

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02/18/05:

Here’s a statement from Heather about the Victoria recast…

“I can only be happy for her and wish her the best. Y&R will always be filled with great memories for me, and I will always be grateful for the many many wonderful years.”

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12/14/04: 
Heather received her Christmas flowers on Monday morning, December 13th. I think she was very surprised and very impressed. She LOVED them!

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Heather received all her birthday wishes from her fans on Monday, November 1st and she seemed very happy and appreciative…

“i am so thrilled to have such wonderful fans. thanks so much for your support all these years and thanks for remembering my birthday.”

Thanks to all of you who sent them in.

The Glass Menagerie – July of 1998
In a story revealed through memory and haunted by an absent father, the play glimpses the Wingfield family’s struggle to hold its ground in 1939. Amanda, the matriarch of the family, is trying to maintain her dignity and provide for the future in the midst of the Great Depression. Her son Tom has of necessity become the reluctant breadwinner after his father ran out on the family. His frail sister Laura (Heather Tom) has retreated from the world’s harsh realities to a homebound life where she finds comfort caring for her collection of little glass animals. Tension in the tiny apartment mounts as Tom becomes increasingly dissatisfied with working in a warehouse, and Amanda’s constant demands that he recruit a prospective husband for Laura. The arrival of Jim, a “gentleman caller”, at the Wingfield residence could be a sign of hope or a disturbance that will shatter their fragile home.

Gila – fall of 1998
Gila is a drama about a scientist battling to discover a cure for AIDS who locks horns with his hearing impaired colleauge (Phylis Frelich) in the company of a young interpreter (Heather). The issue is the ethics of infecting a gorilla (Garon Michael) with the disease in the interest of a cure versus the rights of the sign language speaking primate and the scientist who has been his teacher and surrogate parent. Heather not only starred in the play, but she also produced it as well.

Biloxi Blues
Biloxi Blues is the sequel to Neil Simon’s Brighton Beach Memoirs. It takes up with the story of Eugene Jerome (Chad Allen) as he is on his way to boot camp in Mississippi to train for WWII. He learns the hardships of war through boot camp, to accept other people’s differences, falls in love and loses his virginity to a prostitute. He and the other young men must endure the rigorous training and abuse from their drill sergeant.Heather successfully produced the play as well as appearing in the play in the role of Daisy, alternating the role with her sister Nicholle Tom.

Vanities

Jack Heifner’s Vanities is a poignant view of America coming of age and passing from innocence to the realities of the Vietnam War era and the 70’s. Heather Tom stars in this bittersweet, laugh-aloud comedy about the growth of a friendship between three small town women: Joanne, Kathy, and Mary (Heather). Her character Mary is a seething volcano, constantly trembling on the verge of eruption — and possible extinction — as she desperately seeks ways to gain freedom from parents whose resources are liberating, but whose control is stifling. Mary grapples throughout the play with her desire to rebel against the small-town conservatism in which she was raised. Heather says, “She just rebels in a huge way, and she never quite loses her past because of that — she never really gets her own individuality, because she’s always trying to run from how she grew up.”

Lemonade

Lemonade is a searing comedy of new age love, sex and friendship. Handsome but arrogant PR executive Carl (Maxwell Caulfield) invites his old pal, Jim (Hugh O’Gorman), to a dinner party, where Carl’s wife, Jane (Laura Rogers), unwittingly fixes Jim up with Carl’s own mistress, Betsy (Heather Tom). Since Jim is actually in love with Jane, he and Betsy decide to pretend to fall for each other, so as to be able to work as a team in order to break up Carl and Jane’s marriage.

Talking With

Eleven monologues performed by women. Idiosyncratic characters amuse, move and frighten, always speaking from the depths of their souls. They include a baton twirler (Heather Tom), a fundamentalist snake handler, an ex-rodeo rider and an actress willing to go to any lengths to get a job. 1982 winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best Regional Play. The play was presented at the Court Theatre in Los Angeles in June 2003. Renowned acting coach Howard Fine directed the production.

Prymate

Prymate, a new play by Mark Medoff (the author of the Tony-winning Children of a Lesser God ), will be a surprise 2003-2004 season entry. According to a production spokesperson, the drama will begin previews at the Longacre Theater on April 16 and open there on May 5, making it the final show of the spring season. Prymate centers on two scientists doing battle for the life of an aging gorilla who speaks several hundred words of American Sign Language but communicates a great deal more. At stake is the gorilla’s right to age peacefully rather than be used for testing in the quest for an AIDS cure. Prymate ran at the Richard G. Fallon Theatre at Florida State University in Tallahassee from February 20 through February 29 with two-time Tony nominee Andre De Shields, Children of a Lesser God Tony Award-winning actress Phyllis Frelich, One Life to Live ‘s Heather Tom (who was recently nominated for a 2004 Daytime Emmy Award for her work on The Young and the Restless ) and television veteran Robert Walden. 

Moonchild

Vladimir’s Pocket Productions presents Moonchild at the New York International Fringe Festival. Heather starred in this dark farce that investigates the early career of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard and his scam with a Black Magic sex cult. Written by Maureen FitzGerald and directed by Alex Lippard, the show is based on actual events, and examines the relationship between a young, broke and struggling L. Ron Hubbard and the brilliant, half-crazed rocket scientist Jack Parsons, a Satanist and disciple of the infamous Aleister Crowley. Playwright Maureen FitzGerald speculates on how a meeting between two of the twentieth century’s most controversial figures led to the birth of a multi-million dollar empire.

Proof

Proof is the story of a prodigal young woman haunted by the passing of her brilliant but unbalanced father. When confronted with a mathematical riddle he may have left behind, she encounters her own mysteries of truth, love and trust. Winner of the 2001 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for Best New Play, Proof treads the seemingly thin boundary between genius and madness.

Hecuba

Written over 2,000 years ago, HECUBA is the story of a once-great Queen who — captured during the fall of Troy and forced to plead with her captors and appeal to the Gods to save her only daughter Polyxena — lashes out with a final, devastating act of violence. HECUBA is an eerily timely play about political corruption, the devastating effects of war, and the resulting loss of humanity. Heather Tom co-stared as Polyxena.