What it's Like Being Part of 'Dispatches from Elsewhere' Fishtown

As part of the show 'Dispatches from Elsewhere', I had an experience that was truly magical and absolutely amazing. Usually, these sets are cold and sterile, and often times, it feels like no matter what your role is, you're treated like an extra. But this show was different. It felt like we were all part of something really exciting.

I play a guy named Francis, who is one of the players in the game that is happening. I'm in three episodes of the series. Comedy Central ordered a pilot of my web series Delco Proper, but that failed miserably. However, recently, I've been doing TV work, including in the last season of the HBO show High Maintenance.

One thing that stood out to me was the diversity of the stories being told on the show. We aren't used to seeing stories of people who are different from us, like Sally Field's character in the series. It was amazing to be a part of something that included stories about people who don't always get represented.

The diner where many of the scenes take place is actually Stephen Starr's original Continental in Old City. My co-star Amanda Schoonover plays the role of 'The Waitress' at the diner, and she appears in several episodes. Amanda is a talented actress who has been seen in numerous Philly theater productions over the years.

For me, being part of 'Dispatches from Elsewhere' was an incredible experience. I've decided to take a step back from theater and pursue more film work, hoping that this show will open doors for me. And with the best reviews I've gotten in my career, I couldn't be happier about my decision.

Overall, being part of 'Dispatches from Elsewhere' was a truly magical experience that I'll always treasure.

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