Andrew Hungerford

FYI, The Light Chasers, the sci fi musical that @jesshutchinson.bsky.social and I made based on the album Light Chasers by Cloud Cult is still available as Video on Demand! vimeo.com/ondemand/the...

Should Food Cost More?

RIP Walter Koenig (September 14, 1936 – October 25, 2026)

My heart is heavy. Walter Koenig, our Ensign Pavel Chekov, passed away early today. Walter and I met on the bridge of the Enterprise in the 1960s, and we stayed friends for nearly six decades. When Brad and I married in 2008, Walter stood beside us as our best man.

Deeply satisfying to vote yes on prop 40 this weekend.

There’s no discussion of potential penalties in this article, but if people don’t go to jail for flagrant illegality like this, it will keep happening. For companies like Google, fines are just another cost of doing business. Something to toss on the balance sheet and weigh against profits.

"Instead of trying to stop the outbreak & prevent it from spilling into humans, state & federal officials have done little except try to keep its existence quiet..." Luckily, the public's grasp of epidemiology has improved since the Trump COVID outbreak, right? www.propublica.org/article/bird...

It is deeply weird to me that I get generic fundraising letters from the theatre where I was a resident artist for 17 years, Artistic Director for 10 of those.

Some footage from Hamlet at STNJ! youtu.be/R2Pymwaoq3I?...

I think the real problem here is that hotels are too expensive.

I have spent all afternoon doing visual research of underground stations during the blitz.

You are under no obligation to arrange your commercial affairs to the financial benefit of manufacturers, and anyone who claims to be surprised that someone they sold a device to used it to benefit themselves at the manufacturer's expenses is either disingenuous...or unserious.

There was a time when nearly every show at Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey would get reviews from the WSJ, the NYT, and the Star-Ledger.

Here's the same scene in the Hamlet now running at Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. I guess I keep coming back to the idea of Laertes storming back in a late afternoon golden hour.

Until I stumbled across production photos, I had totally forgotten that the last time I designed Hamlet, at Cincinnati Shakespeare in 2014, Travis McElroy played Laertes. Here's a photo from that intimate shoebox of a space on Race Street.

Protestors Criticized For Looting Businesses Without Forming Private Equity Firm First https://theonion.com/protestors-criticized-for-looting-businesses-without-fo-1843735351/

[October 19th, 1946] 18-year-old rookie Gordie Howe recorded the first assist of his National Hockey League (NHL) career on a goal by Adam Brown, and got into his first NHL fight during a 6–3 loss for the Detroit Red Wings against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

This is Tommy. Tommy had a question about my allegiances. Listen to the end to hear about his.

There was a lady at EWR security wearing a sweater that said "My dog is cuter than yours" and the restraint I showed in not immediately challenging her with this picture... (I'm sure her dog is also very cute.)

This, too, is characteristic of monopolization: whenever a monopoly takes over part of its supply chain, the rest of the supply chain consolidates to prevent itself from being ripped off by the new giant.

Patrick McGoohan reading Now We Are Six absolutely fuming

A few more photos of Hamlet at Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. Directed by Brian B Crowe, set by Brian Ruggaber, costumes by Yao Chen, sound by Drew Sensue-Weinstein. Lights by me. Opens Friday.

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First preview of Hamlet at Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey! Directed by Brian B Crowe, set by Brian Ruggaber, Lighting by me.

"The study argues that decades of breeding and farming to increase yield have reduced many nutrients in crops." Capitalism's idea of efficiency is only tied to profits. There was never any consideration given to if the increased yields still delivered adequate nutrition.

I love taking the train between San Diego and Los Angeles since it's such a gorgeous view but there's just no way it'll still exist on the same track a generation from now. www.instagram.com/reels/DeSCAh...

An amazingly stark example of how the US economy has broken: Zaslav clears nearly a *billion* dollars amid a CEO tenure where he made basically anything he touched worse, harmed multiple prestigious brands, led huge layoffs—but delivered a corrupt merger for shareholders. variety.com/2026/tv/news...

Good news: after a 5+ year hiatus, Madison, NJ once again has a coffee shop that will be open on my dinner breaks!

Have you noticed, lately, or noticed people around you commenting, that there just seems to be no money anymore. There's no money for companies to make the tv shows you like, the video games you like, the local diner you like shut down, no one you know can find a job. Think about that in context of