Got thoughts about the music? The mise-en-scene? Leave them in the comments!

Here's what people are saying so far about the show this weekend:

"...virtuosic artistry put in the service of a mood that feels soft, warm, disturbing, and raw all at the same time." - The Stranger

Believe it or not, you probably know more about Steve Fisk than you might think. His work throughout the music industry is legendary. Check out this list of thiings to note about Steve and see why.

This weekend's world premiere comes courtesy of Erin Jorgensen and Steve Fisk. Here are a few things about Erin to help you get acquainted with her before the show this weekend!

Here are the reviews from over the weekend. It's not too late to catch the show - there are still some tickets available for tonight!

"In On the Boards solo show, Charles Smith explores levels of misunderstanding" - Tom Keogh, Seattle Times

By Jim Demetre

In Tobias Wolff’s story “Bullet in the Brain,” a curmudgeonly book critic is shot at point blank range by a bank robber whose linguistic clichés the critic can’t help mocking. The bullet’s physical speed of 900 feet per second, becomes “a pathetically sluggish, glacial pace compared to the synaptic lighting” inside the critic’s skull. “Once it entered the brain,” Wolff writes, “the bullet came under the mediation of brain time.”

Charles Smith uses 3 instruments in his show that you won't find everywhere. Here's a little tour of what you'll see on the stage:

Hammered Dulcimer

[Image courtesy of whamdiddle.com]

OtB’s Erin Jorgensen has released an album! Listen to samples from Cet air-la or buy it (only $5!) on her bandcamp site. Here’s what Stranger writer Brendan Kiley has to say about Erin and her marimba: