by David Meyers (book & lyrics) & Scott Michal (music)
(in pre-production)
A guide to our various endeavors
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“Prisons book author knows the nitty gritty,” writes Mike Harden in The Columbus Dispatch. “Although Historic Prisons is, by its nature, largely anecdotal, its twisted little vignettes present a wickedly delicious tray of canapes."
"Rich heritage of music, musicians in Columbus strikes a chord," writes Aaron BeckinThe Columbus Dispatch."With Columbus, The Musical Crossroads, David Meyers has compiled a tidy overview of players whose music spanned jazz, country and rock from 1900 to 1970." .
"It's exactly what we need here on the South Side with its perfect combination of family tradition and inventive hilarity," writes Mike Nix in the [Chicago] Daily Southtown, ". . . a brilliantly funny version that just pokes a little fun our way."
"Play promise laughs, fanciful characters," David S. Owen writes in The Pickerington Times. Quoting director Mel Spring, "Bring your seat belt, because you are going to laugh yourself silly."
Founded in 1994 by Robert D. Thomas and David W. Meyers, the CSMHOF recognizes Columbus area musicians whose careers have significantly enriched our musical heritage. To be considered for the Hall of Fame, a musician must have been born at least 60 years ago and have lived in Central Ohio.
This started out to be a blog about movies I have worked on or contributed to in some fashion (and I still may get around to that), but for now I am using it to look back on some of the people, places, and events that shaped my life.
"The unexamined life is not worth living," as Socrates observed.
