Congrats to the boyfriend

About two years ago, we were sitting in the kitchen of the studio apartment we lived in at the time, talking about the things we wanted out of life that seemed out of reach. Among the many goals we discussed that night, comedy was of course one of them. He said he wanted a one-man show, but was afraid no one would be interested, and that it would be a lot of work trying to get the stories he would like to communicate to be told right. At the time, he wasn't accustomed to telling long stories on stage.

Two years later, after a lot of kvetching, writing, promotional material making, and open mics, Prescott was able to put his one-man show together.

Here is the write-up in TimeOut Chicago.

The image is mine, by the way :) I don't have a studio to work in or lighting equipment so I have to work with what I have: a window, a nice digital slr, and photoshop skills.

Here are some images taken that day. One of them was chosen for the piece but the other ones aren't so bad either.