_In its first incarnation, Planc Productions represented my own endeavors as writer/director in local theatre. The first Planc offering was the stage play "Mr. Bruce, Do You Swear?" This fantasy post-mortem interview with the 20th century's most important stand-up comedian, Lenny Bruce, was a critical success; garnering not just the attention of Bruce fans across the Atlantic, in Great Britain, but a phone call from Bruce's pal and biographer, Mr. Nat Hentoff!

_Not long after that, Planc Productions ventured into video, with my entry in 2005's "Be An Aristocrat" Contest, from the producers of that year's (any year's) funniest and filthiest documentary starring 100 of the world's top comedians, "The Aristocrats." The entry, a short entitled "Ball Sack Follies," won the Grand Prize in the Animated Catagory. It is included as a Special Feature on the DVD release.

_In 2006, we returned to the stage, for the premiere of the manic romantic comedy "Just Lovely," about two psychos paired up via a date dot-com. Some great reviews, five weekends of howling laughter and a few packed houses along the way, made for an experience that I, a fantastic cast and crew, and theater-goers all over the central coast of California won't soon forget.

_Also under the Planc banner is "The Last Stand of Ambrose Bierce," the 2001 play now included in the official Bierce Bibliography by the Ambrose Bierce Appreciation Society.

_And we're only just beginning!