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Date Posted: 16:07:59 03/26/02 Tue
Author: Brett
Subject: Who is Rufus?/Adam and Eve Diaries

Hey everybody? Who has the name Rufus? I don't ever remember going to school with somebody named Rufus. But I was wasted a lot of the time so I just might not have noticed. =) Just kidding. I would have noticed. Who is it?

I think Jeff White is gonna play Adam in my project...here's some info about it. I direct the theater/performing arts program at Tulsa's Center for the Physically Limited. On April 25th we're presenting:

Art in Eden: A Visual and Performing Arts Experience.
(isn't this high-handed? I made it up.)

At 6:00 that evening the Center Annex (behind the Center at 8th and Utica) will open for hors d'oeuvres and an art and horticulture show. At 7:00 Center Stage Players (hopefully starring Robin Davis and TU Theater Alum Jeff White) will present a staged reading of my original adaptation of Mark Twain's The DIaries of Adam & Eve. It's a hilarious and touching take on the biblical creation mythology. And it's under an hour long.

I hope to see you all there. The event is free and open to the public, and dropping by would mean a LOT to me and you'll be doing your part to support diversity in the arts, which is important.

Love to you all.
Brett

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