Ok. I give in. I’m not sure if it was the massive public outcry, the paparazzi stalking my every move, the horde of media attention, or just the fact that I haven’t written squat in half a year. Rejoice friends; here is an abridged update. (I say abridged because later today I have every intention of joining the Gold’s Gym near Columbus Circle. That’s right, folks, I’m getting ripped.)

Nevertheless it’s been a while since I let my creative juices flow and plopped out the masterpiece known as a blog. A lot has happened since my last post. In homage to David Letterman (much better than Leno, btw.) here is my Top Ten list of things that have happened since my last post:

10.  This website got redesigned. Mad props to this guy!

9. Bad-ass roommate Mike moved out and took the 40” flatscreen LCD TV and PS3. Bad-ass roommate Jon moved in.

8. My birthday happened. I got some money and replaced the PS3 and TV abducted by Mike. The money hardly covered it. My checking account died a little bit, but once again my apartment is ballin’.

8. Christmas happened. I got a ballin’ mini HD camera thingy.

7. My ipod crashed. I now video all of my rehearsals with said ballin’ mini HD camera thingy. Check out this first pass of Take a Chance on Me with the ridiculous Joshua Kartes (sightreading?!?!?!) on the piano.

8. Nick (my brother), went to Hong Kong for five months. This is him leaving.

6. While in Hong Kong, baby bro hooked me up with custom shirts. Check em’ out!

5. James and Emily, two friends from back home got married. I need to work on my blackberry picture skillz.

4. Landen was in the wedding party. I still need to work on my blackberry picture skillz.

3. The pirate formerly known as Long John Silver aka Jamie Jackson made his New York debut in the 39 Steps. Currently playing Off-Broadway. Get your tickets here!

2. I did a reading where Andrea Burns played my mom and Andy Karl played my dad. That was fun.

1. I booked Family Dinner, the show I have been work shopping for over a year. We’re going to run Off-Broadway this summer at the Beckett Theatre on Theater Row. I’m playing Alex, the oft-ignored seventeen-year old. It’s my New York debut and I’m quite excited. Get your tickets here. Check out some press here!

More to come. Consider yourselves updated.

-R