Hello everybody!

Sorry, I have a little post-Tony’s hangover yesterday and didn’t do a blog. I enjoyed the Tony’s this year. It had a pretty good sense of humor about itself (especially some of the stars who weren’t nominated). I liked Sean Hayes a lot. Very happy for Levi Kreiss who rocks his face off every night in Million Dollar Quartet (I’ve seen him do it twice).

I’ve been pounding the pavement this week bringing some really exciting new people on board. Its really cool, each person who joins the team brings something fresh and new to the show and takes away something that I have to stress about.

So it looks like the Launch Party will take place on Monday the 28th of this month. I expect we will have our official announcement on that tomorrow. Expect a facebook invite. Not a “liker” of the show on Facebook yet? Click on the link on the right hand side of this page and join the growing horde of “likers”!

ALSO: Our job posting looking for Interns has gone live on Playbill.com! Check it out here.

NOW! Let me introduce you to our esteemed director of I Got Fired in the first installment of “Who Got Fired”

Steve Bebout (Director)

Steve Bebout is currently the Associate Director of THE ADDAMS FAMILY on Broadway, as well as the show’s upcoming National Tour.  He is also working with Jerry Zaks on the World Premiere of Randy Newman’s HARPS AND ANGELS, which will play the Mark Taper Forum this Fall.  Steve was the Associate Director of 101 DALMATIANS The Musical, and was involved in various capacites on the Broadway productions of BILLY ELLIOT, CABARET and EPIC PROPORTIONS.  Regional and Stock directing credits include multiple productions of BUDDY: The Buddy Holly Story, THE FULL MONTY, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, ALWAYS…PATSY CLINE, ALMOST HEAVEN and THE NIGHT THE MUSIC DIED.  He has directed several Off-Off Broadway World Premieres, and developed many new works, including THE BOOTH VARIAITONS, featuring Todd & Michael Cerveris, which was produced by Steve’s company, The Moonshine Project. As a guest director for NYU, Steve driected URINETOWN and BYE-BYE BIRDIE.  He is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.