Inside the Unusual Mind of Brock Gill

watch this to see what the future of theater will look like. this is pure creative genius. i am very inspired

natasha tsakos’ multimedia theatrical adventure

its not as dramatic as it sounds but our home is gone. here is what i am talking about.

the rig that we lived in and toured the country in for so long has just been sold. we sold it last week to a guy in georgia who is going to use it for race cars. we were so sad to see it go. i will say that we were ready to sell it. it was time. our lives are changing and we are moving on. it was tough to actually make the decision to sell it because it was such a great experience and a huge part of our journey. it is part of our story.

you may not know this but i viewed that big rig as a miracle. it was the thing that reminds me of the time my life changed.

it all started when we felt that we needed a bigger rig to travel more miles in. as we began to pray about it we had a phone call that set it all into motion. one night we got a call from the police. they said that our truck was on fire. yep, the truck that we traveled in burned one night. we immediately knew it was time to think and act big. we searched for a big freightliner with a conversion so we could travel and live in across the country. we found this one

we saw God totally provide the money down to the very dollar of what we needed to get into this rig. we never had a single tight spot when it came to paying for this thing. it was really wild. i will save you the pages of details but dont worry i will add it into the book i write someday soon.

anyway, it quickly became our home sweet home. we toured the country thru about 44 states driving this rig. we stayed in every truck stop and roadside rest area and random parking lot imagineable. we slept thru 1 earthquake. actually i slept, and auny fell off the bed. we drove thru 2 hurricanes. we hunkered down in a tropical storm with our friends brian and stephanie in ft pickens florida. we got stuck in the sand, in the grass, and in the mud. we drove thur blizzards and climbed icy roads. we back it into the most impossible spaces to unload it for the show. we were kicked out of church parking lots, and walmarts for being an eye sore. we were almost killed one night when someone threw bricks into our windshield at 70 mph. we saw the most beautiful sunsets and stepped out of the back door onto sandy beaches. we saw the grand canyon, mt rushmore, the hoover dam, niagara falls and about every other site this country has to offer. i lived my life in this rig. auny and i had the absolute best adventures we could ever imagine.

the truck which we called “home” is gone… but the adventure continues.