We've always loved working with seasoned actor-writer-director Joel Trinidad. Perhaps more than his professionalism and time-honed reliability, it's his wit and sly humor that have made our professional interactions with him more than merely satisfying---from the 1995 Cayabyab musical "Alikabok" (Dust) and Finn and Lapine's "Falsettos" to Kander and Ebb's "Cabaret" and the 2010 straight play "The Male Voice." But while we've always known what Joel was capable of doing as an actor, his surprising foray into the New York theater scene is nothing short of impressive---and we've only heard about it after he booked his first theater show, Patricia Goodson's one-act play "Aging is Not a...Keep on reading: Joel Trinidad’s ‘big leap’ to NYC yields play, ballet and short film