The Love Project

After my brief hiatus due to over-saturation from all things The Love Project, I am back to working on the script and collecting more stories about love, sex, relationships, break-ups, break-downs, and all that touchy feely stuff.  So tell me your story!

Here’s How it Works:

1.  Contact me via email at theloveproject88@gmail.com

2.  We set up a time to meet, usually an hour will suffice

3.  You fill out some forms that describe the nature of the research, your involvement, how the material will be used, and so forth

4.  I turn on my digital recorder and we chat!  It’s painless and I hope enjoyable!

Things to consider:

1.  All participants names and involvement in The Love Project is 100% confidential

2.  You don’t have to tell me anything you don’t want to!  The content of your story is completely up to you.

3.  No story is boring!   The fact that it happened to you and comes from your own point of view and in your voice makes it unique.

4.  Tell a friend or family member!  Have a grandma who loves to chat?  Send her my way!

Contact theloveproject88@gmail.com for more information or to schedule an interview!

1.  The theatre will be climate controlled and I’m told the seats are quite comfortable.  At the very least you can relax for an hour.

2.  I’m single and looking to mingle.  So if awkward out of work actors are your thing….

3.  I don’t get naked.

4.  There’s a 20% chance I will forget my lines and without a stage manager, hilarity will undoubtably ensue.

5.  My friend Brooke will be in the tech booth.  She is a sexy, vivacious, single woman.  I’m not trying to whore her out, I’m just saying, she might be available for a little pinch and tickle.

6.  You ever wondered what your parents would say about each other if given an hour, a microphone, and a sympathetic gay.

7.  You want to see some theatre, but don’t want to have to take out a loan to do it.

8.  You know me personally and can’t wait to tell all of our mutual acquaintances how much the show sucked.

9.  You’re casting a new sitcom and need an actor who’s just shy of good looking.

10.  You are a skeptic regarding love, romance, and partnership, but at the end of the day you secretly wish for all three.