Gary Powell’s First One-man Show

“Maybe I’m It, Maybe I’m Not”

Gary Powell at Zachary Scott Theatre Photo

by Gary Powell

This was my first one-man show titled after my book by the same name. The book was written in the early 1980′s as the musings of a young man struggling with learning how to manage a young career burdened with heavy expectations, talent and self-doubt. No doubt this work would have been a blog had they existed in 1982. I never liked having to run the gauntlet of record companies, so I was determined to write a book and publish it without asking any authorities’ permission. “Maybe I’m It, Maybe I’m Not” is that effort. Fifteen years later, I adapted the work into a solo musical performance at Zachary Scott Theatre Center in Austin, Texas and performed it in the Spring of 1997.

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3 Responses to “Gary Powell’s First One-man Show

“Maybe I’m It, Maybe I’m Not”

  1. May 17th, 2005 | 3:24 am

    Bring it on.

    -John D. Alfone:twisted:

  2. chess
    June 28th, 2005 | 4:53 pm

    Still one of my favorite reads. When will we have another?

  3. August 22nd, 2005 | 3:13 pm

    Thank you, Colleen. “Aristotle’s Prayer” is the second offering. I start workshoping this presentation this fall. (2005) Still personal in nature like Maybe I’m It but hits a little harder. Actually, it hits alot harder. See the “Aristotle’s Prayer” category for details on my experience with writing this show.
    –GP

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