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Things We May Not Know About Dr. Clark
Christopher Clark is a Ph.D. and a university professor who has distinguished himself on a national level as an innovative director of Shakespeare’s work. His love of all things Bard is even evidenced...
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Lent Mormon Style
Braden Bell earned his Ph.D. in educational theater from NYU. He now teaches theatre and music at a private school in the Nashville area, where he lives with his wife and five children. Being one of...
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What Big Lies You Tell
Those of us on MormonDaddyBlogs mostly know Christopher Clark for his mad lip-sync skills, but this theater professor by day is a dad by the rest of the time. While watching American Idol with his...
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See You at the Truck Pull, Scorpio
If Christopher Clark was in charge of writing the horoscope in the daily paper, I might actually start reading it. From the first line of the first horoscope (“ARIES: Watch out for Tuesday. It’s going...
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Don’t Worry Sweetheart, Got it Covered!
Nothing builds appreciation for our wives like having them go out of state for a few days, leaving us to hold down the fort. But leave it to Christopher Clark, theater professor and father of five, to...
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Time for a Renaissance of the LDS Stage
Almost hard to believe now, points out Kent Larsen in his latest post, but once upon a time, the king of Mormon literature was the stage drama, which reigned from approximately 1930 to 1970. Writing in...
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Broadway Squeeze Play
Sure, we’re noted for being “nice,” but it doesn’t mean we Mormons can’t at least share how we feel about how our faith is being portrayed on Broadway, where The Book of Mormon (the musical, not the...
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How did the Chicken Cross the Ocean?
For many of us, a big, scary thing would be writing and producing a musical. For Erik Orton, a writer/director/producer in New York City, it takes a little something more. Erik’s big, scary thing is...
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Erik Orton began writing and producing theater while a student at BYU, where he graduated in 1998 with a degree in Arts and Media Music, with a minor in playwriting. He was raised primarily in Germany...
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