Stand for the Children

We are staging Dragonfly at the Youth Emergency Shelter. My hope is that there is enough truth in this play that folks will see these kids as I see them… people just like you and I, but who’ve had to overcome obstacles most of us can only imagine. They may not be our children biologically but they are part of our tribe and deserve the same opportunities most of us take for granted. The least of their needs is to have a roof over their heads, clothes on their backs and food in their bellies, oh yeah, and maybe to hear that their dreams just might be possible. I believe that is what YESS is trying to do and by helping them I’m hoping we can help the youngsters who are in their care.

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August 21, 2010

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Congrats, it was a great show....

Besides having well-crafted and intelligent lyrics, the songs are melodic, memorable and haunting in their sounds.
— Les Semieniuk, Calgary Folk Music Festival

Solid singer-songwriter fare from one of music’s craftsmen. Warm, welcoming, comfortable, familiar even, seldom brash or edgy, plenty going on and a few wow moments that make your heart stop in wonder. – Maverick Magazine (UK)

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