Happy Thanksgiving from Nosedive Productions!

Well, friends, family and well-wishers*, before we settle all our affairs with our 11th season and send it off into that Great Season in the Sky, we here at Nosedive Central wanted to wish all of you a happy Thanksgiving.

After doing three shows in three months — Captain Moonbeam & Lynchpin in June, The Blood Brothers present ... FREAKS FROM THE MORGUE in June & July and Infectious Opportunity in August — amidst personal health crises, we're both extremely proud of our 2011 season and quite relieved that we literally survived it. We are now ready and eager to move forward with our upcoming 12th season!

Since we could not have possibly done this massively ambitious endeavor without your continued generosity and support, we cannot thank you enough.

I can already feel it: 2012 is going to be a great year for Nosedive Productions. I'm currently writing — and almost finished — a number of plays at the moment, the details of which I shall offer very, very soon. But suffice it to say this will lead to the staging of a new original full-length show — possibly even more — as well as a new anthology of horror plays in October, we'll be embarking on a first-time endeavor for Nosedive in the beginning of the year: that of co-sponsoring a production from a visiting company.

Again, more details on that — beyond saying that we're incredibly excited about this — very, very soon.

Because of this, we need your help.

As it stands now, Nosedive needs at least $5,000 to both settle our affairs with our 2011 season and get started on our goals for our 2012 season.

If you could donate any amount to Nosedive Productions, which is now no longer under the umbrella of Fractured Atlas but now its own fully independent, not-for-profit company, you can now do so through the Network For Good site.

The new donation button can also be found on our website.

As always, your tax-deductible donation of any size helps, from $10 to cover the cost of printing the programs to $100 for a week's worth of rehearsal space.

Also, I wanted to thank you all again for your support during this particularly strenuous — but ultimately exciting and rewarding — year.

Happy Thanksgiving, everybody!

Regrettably looking and sounding
Absolutely nothing like Beyoncé,

James "Survivor" Comtois

*Well-wishers in that, like Moe Szyslak, you don't wish us any specific harm.