Pasadena Playhouse in California, as part of the Lincoln Center Directors Lab West, at The Abrons Arts Center in NYC, and most recently in a workshop reading at New York Theatre Workshop. A number of songs from the score of We are destroyed have been recorded by Fishman on his various albums, including "In Another Life," "Do What I Want," and "A New Life" on Do What I Want. A Star Has Burnt My Eye Fishman's play A Star Has Burnt My Eye, featuring the songs of Connie Converse, was given workshop showings at Joe's Pub, Henry Street Settlement, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, at the Vox Festival at Dartmouth College, and at The Brick Theater in Brooklyn, in a workshop production that featured Fishman, along with the performers Jean Rohe, Charlotte Mundy, and Liam Robinson. The play sold out its world premiere run at Brooklyn Academy of Music in November 2016, in a production staged by Paul Lazar and featuring performers Fishman, Mundy, Rohe, and Nicholas Webber, and went on to tour in a revised version featuring Fishman, Mundy, Osei Essed (of The Woes), and Dina Maccabee (of Real Vocal String Quartet), in a production performed at Skidmore College, Castelton University, and Vermont Arts Exchange. As Producer Connie's Piano Songs In 2014, Fishman produced an album entitled Connie's Piano Songs, consisting of recordings of the "Art Songs" of Elizabeth Connie Converse, sung by soprano Charlotte Mundy accompanied by pianist Christopher Goddard for the Monkey Farm Records label. Discography The Howard Fishman Quartet (1999) I Like You A Lot (2001) Do What I Want (2002) Look at All This! (2005) The Howard Fishman Quartet Vol. II (1999/2005) Performs Bob Dylan & The Band's "Basement Tapes" Live at Joe's Pub (2007) Better Get Right (2010) No Further Instructions (2010) The World Will Be Different (2010) The Howard Fishman Quartet Vol. III: Moon Country (2011) Connie's Piano Songs (2014) (Producer only) Uncollected Stories (2015) References External links American male singers Living people Musicians from Hartford, Connecticut Singers from New York City Vassar College alumni Year of birth missing (living people)