Trickybox writer Tom Mizer in conjunction with Passport Magazine launches The Broadway Blog, a website devoted to the world of theater in New York City and beyond. With new columns released every Wednesday as well as updates on the most recent buzz, the blog will feature intimate interviews with the artists on stage and behind the scenes, review round-ups for the latest openings and VIP tips on how to make your trip to see a show the best it can be.

Venice, a musical collaboration between Eric Rosen, Matt Sax, and Trickybox Artist Curtis Moore, opened in Kansas city on April 18, 2010 to across the board Raves. Check out some of the reviews:

"Venice is [an] ambitious and expansive work, combining elements of Shakespeare, Greek tragedy, Brechtian allegory and dystopian political fable, all enhanced by rap narration and a melodic, rock-influenced score that is one of the most winning I have heard onstage in years."

Time Magazine, May 14, 2010

"Venice is hot.  As is in: Emotionally hot. Musically hot. Star-quality hot."

Variety, October 18, 2010

"Venice, a sweaty amalgam of Shakespearean plotting, political allegory and hip-hop jam, is truly exciting at its frequent best."

Backstage, October 18, 2010

"it points the way to thrilling and remarkably fresh artistic directions for musical theater."

Kansas City Star, April 2010

"The production-heavy hip hop fused world premiere musical Venice thrills."

Lost In Reviews, April 2010

"Venice, the newest production at the Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s Copaken Stage, is a mashup of styles that works on so many levels."

KCFree Press, April 20, 2010

"It’s crude, raw, offensive, devastating … and completely brilliant."

The University News, April 26, 2010

"Venice is the quantum leap that has every potential to redraw the map of Kansas City theatre."

KCMetropolis.org, April 28, 2010

Broadway's newest leading ladies Kate Baldwin ("Finian's Rainbow") and Montego Glover ("Memphis") join a cast of New York's most-acclaimed talents on the demo of "The Legend of Stagecoach Mary." From the new musical by Trickybox collaborators Thomas Mizer and Curtis Moore, the complete recordings include songs sung by Julia Murney and Brian d Arcy James, as well as four brand new tracks for the fall of 2009 featuring Danielle Lee Greaves, Jenn Colella, and Heather Ayers.

Let It Ride

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Ain't No "U" In Freedom

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Curtis Moore is proud to be part of the team working together on Clear Blue Tuesday, a new movie which explores the lives of eleven New Yorkers post 9/11. The movie is directed by Elizabeth Lucas, with script and songs written in collaboration with the cast. Trickybox artist Curtis Moore composed the score and produced the track “The Ritual.”   Clear Blue Tuesday premieres at the Quad Cinema in New York in September 2010.

CLEAR BLUE TUESDAY trailer from Elizabeth Lucas on Vimeo.

The Legend of Stagecoach Mary was presented as part of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre's Festival of New Musicals on October 20th and 21st of 2008. Trickybox collaborators Curtis Moore and Thomas Mizer turn the idea of the real American hero on its head. That unexpected, true-life hero is Mary Fields, an ex-slave who heads to the Wild West to find freedom, adventure, and a good strong whiskey.

Trickybox artist Curtis Moore collaborated with producer and engineer Scott Lehrer on the stems for Rufus Wainwright's 2007 world tour.