Yeah, it's tooting my own horn, but I'll take the few bright spots I can get, lately:

Sean Kozma's eerie sound design adds a beautifully sinister atmosphere to the goings-on. (LA Weekly)

including clear, elegant sound design by Sean Kozma (Backstage)

Congratulations, Sean! That's great.

Also congrats to you P-C. Who knew that medical writing would the right career path to theatrical production?

Sean, woo hoo! Those are great reviews.

Peeps! Keep tooting horns! I love these stories! And Sean, what's taking you to Italy?

They're not tooting your own horn, it's developing your portfolio.

Cool beans, P-C.

Sean, that's awesome! How often do they mention the sound designer by name?

The landlord meeting could have been worse but they're not giving us a lot of leeway with the rent. D has a few job leads and I have one. If we can both prove we have jobs before the end of the month they won't kick us out. yay?

P.-C. and Sean, congrats on having your genius recognized!

job~ma for you and D, Laga!

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Kudos to Sean! That is great man! Two good reviews. You are lucky if your name is credited in a review, but to write something good, that is awesome!

Rock on Director P-C!

Job~ma for D & Laga! Is there some kind of squatters rights thing you can do to delay the inevitable of having to move out? Some housing authority thing? I want to say they can't kick you out if you have no place to go, but dunno if that is for real, or just idealized socialist yearnings.

And Sean, what's taking you to Italy?

My dad. Because I turn 40 this year, and I've never been outside of continental North America.

How often do they mention the sound designer by name?

A whole lot of not often, is my impression.

That's great, Sean!

I just got back from Ethiopian lunch and then grocery shopping. Tired now, but full of yummy food and with some more food to cook for later. TJ's was surprisingly empty for a Sunday afternoon. I'm used to the line stretching all the way around the store.