Revisiting the Artist’s Date
For me the most important aspects of a successful Artist Date are solitude, play, and edification. Interested in trying your own Artist Date? Here are some examples of what I’ve done…
What the Success of Backrooms (A24) Teaches Young Creatives
The internet has fundamentally changed what it means to have an audience, and by extension, what it means to have a career.
Song, Screen, and Stitch as Theological Ground
Clive Marsh presents the idea that God can Self-reveal through the things we participate in, including the popular culture that surrounds us.
TV for Theatre Kids (other than Glee!)
Some of the best shows I’ve seen that celebrate (and accurately roast) the world of acting and the business of theatre. The kind of shows your parents ask, oh is that what it’s like working on a show? And you can’t say no.
Marriage, Faith, and a Pirate at Sea
Flappers & Philosophers is performing one show ONLY at The Z Fringe Festival in Virginia Beach on April 11th, 2026.
Have Fun at Callbacks
Preparing for callbacks with confidence, flexibility, and generosity.
Movies for Midwinter
Every season is a season for cinema, but winter really lends itself to staying in!
God Deserves _____.
Human dignity is ultimately God’s right to be honored + a hometown update.
Ambition of Living Quietly
“Live a quiet life,” can sound almost incompatible with a life around the stage. But Paul’s words reframe how our ambition looks: loving others, valuing work, being respected.