- Concert: Garden State Arts Center, New Jersey, June 10, 1995
- (February 28, 1969) He played Marlon XI in Tom Eyen's play, "The Kama Sutra (An Organic Happening)," in a Theatre of the Eye Repertory Company production at The Extension ETC Theatre in New York City with Lamar Alford (played Hornus 1), Carole Silon (played Trugrita II), David Baker Jr. (played Marvin Minnifreke III), Suzanne Gilbert (played Ruth of the Alien Corn IV), Enid Edelman (played Jean of the Flowers V), Theon Banos (played Amazonia VI), Ann Sweeny (played Dear Abby VII), Ellen Gurin (played Paranoia VIII), Mark Russel (played Jose IX), Duke Weil (played Vesuvius X), Arthur Hill (played Lyon Burke XII), Maggie Benson (played Sara), Mary Mitchell (played Lee), William Griffin Duffy (played Uncle Lilyan H.), Elsa Tresko (played Mother Ching), and Norman O'Connor (played Matt Motley) in the cast. Lee Maker was stage manager. Jerome Eyen was director. Saito was set designer. Michael Warren Powell and Cannon Mills were costume designers. James Hardy was lighting designer. Bruce Kirle was music director.
- (February 5, 1969) He played Marlon XI in Tom Eyen's play, "The Kama Sutra (An Organic Happening)," in a Theatre of the Eye Repertory Company production in New York City with Lamar Alford (played Hornus 1), Carole Silon (played Trugrita II), David Baker Jr. (played Marvin Minnifreke III), Suzanne Gilbert (played Ruth of the Alien Corn IV), Enid Edelman (played Jean of the Flowers V), Theon Banos (played Amazonia VI), Ann Sweeny (played Dear Abby VII), Ellen Gurin (played Paranoia VIII), Mark Russel (played Jose IX), Duke Weil (played Vesuvius X), Arthur Hill (played Lyon Burke XII), Maggie Benson (played Sara), Mary Mitchell (played Lee), William Griffin Duffy (played Uncle Lilyan H.), and Elsa Tresko (played Mother Ching) in the cast. Lee Maker was stage manager. Jerome Eyen was director. Saito was set designer. Michael Warren Powell and Cannon Mills were costume designers. James Hardy was lighting designer. Bruce Kirle was music director.
- (2000) Album-The Manhattan Christmas Suite.
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