Since then Jon and Kevin have collaborated a musical based on Charles G. Finney's The Circus of Dr. Lao. Last summer Playlab NYC produced a collection of some of Jon's short plays, Perfectly Natural at the Midtown International Theatre Festival. In December 2009, with Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU), we produced a twenty hour reading of The Arresting Dilemma of Mr. K, a musical written in collaboration with John Sparks.
We recently emailed Jon, who lives in the Chicago area, a little dada interview to get a some insight into man who created the Altoona Dada Society.
1.) Finish this sentence: Dada is...
Jon: Dada is Turner & Hooch.
2.) What was Anton Chekhov’s favorite color?
Jon: Blood red.
3.) What shouldn't we know about you?
Jon: My private life from February 1998 thru August 2001.
4.) Tell us who your influences are without using the letters "i" or “c”.
Jon: Dada is Turner & Hooch.
2.) What was Anton Chekhov’s favorite color?
Jon: Blood red.
3.) What shouldn't we know about you?
Jon: My private life from February 1998 thru August 2001.
4.) Tell us who your influences are without using the letters "i" or “c”.
Jon: Wyll Eno. Neal Symon. Eyerah Gershwynn. Rynne Groff.
5.) Explain the show using only names of exercises and alcoholic beverages.
Jon: Running in place/absinthe/running in place/absinthe (repeat for 18 more cycles).
6.) If you could medal in any Olympic sport, what would it be? And if not, could you medal in a new Olympic sport that you created, and if so what would that sport be?
Jon: I always pay special attention to anything with a 4 and a 7.
5.) Explain the show using only names of exercises and alcoholic beverages.
Jon: Running in place/absinthe/running in place/absinthe (repeat for 18 more cycles).
6.) If you could medal in any Olympic sport, what would it be? And if not, could you medal in a new Olympic sport that you created, and if so what would that sport be?
Jon: I always pay special attention to anything with a 4 and a 7.
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