“What It’s Like To Be Dead” was a miniature three-act play, enacting the life cycle, performed with a cast of toys on three suitcases.  I included it in some of my shows in the ’80s, like this one.

Life is nasty, it is brutish.  Here’s the first part.

I do like the rich sound of viola and organ.  Here’s the beginning of a brooding piece for that combination.

Every show must come to an end.  I wrote this song for that occasion; here’s the first part of it.

I delivered something like the following at an event called “Bigfoot Night,” curated by Kevin Maher and Meg Sweeney Lawless, at the Sci Fi Screening Room in NYC, November 17, 2008.

A bilious lullaby, for viola and piano.  It becomes more chromatic in the following pages.

White Knuckle Sandwich used to sing this uplifting number; nowadays, I perform it alone.  Here’s part of it:

Robin Hoffman drew this sketch of me, in performance at the Jalopy Theater.  You can find out more about her at www.robinhoffman.com.

White Knuckle Sandwich (Jennifer Duffy, Anne Shapiro, and I) recorded this song of mine on our eponymous album.  I also made a semi-animated paper cutout cartoon of it for the old “internet TV station,” pseudo.com, back in 1999.  Anney Bonney was at the camera.  It’s up on YouTube now, and you can watch it if you click here.

I wrote and performed “A Campaign Speech” for “The General Election Rally Vote Ballot,” an event curated by Mel Brimfield for the Serpentine Gallery in London in 2007.  I appeared via DVD, videoed by Anthony Matt.