I fell in love with theatre at a very young age. My mother used to take me to see productions at the Civic Center in Atlanta, GA, where I grew up. We saw "Annie". We saw "Oklahoma". We saw "Annie Get Your Gun". I loved and watched everything about these productions - the actors, the sets, the lighting, the costumes. Then in high school I left a very academic institution to attend a high school of performing arts. I thought my life would be like the show "Fame" - kids would dance and sing on the tables in the lunch room and my life would be … [Read more...]
Stumbling into Something You Love
LTYM NYC 2012: All This and So Much More
It's been two days since Listen to Your Mother hit the NYC stage. After weeks and weeks of working on the show's logistics, from finding a non-profit to support... to helping to cast the show to finding rehearsal space... to securing sponsorships... to scouting a location for the cast party, I put my heart and soul into bringing this show to life. I enjoyed every waking minute of it and nourished the experience. Words can not even express how grateful I was to be a part of it. I kept thinking that the chance of ever working on a NYC stage … [Read more...]
Attention NYC Writers and Performers: AUDITIONS
As you know, I am involved with bringing a wonderful show to NYC called LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER. The show is by women, for women, about women, and I have proudly blogged about it here. Seeking New York City-area writers and/or performers to read their original essays on any aspect of motherhood in the NYC premiere of LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER, to be held at the Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Family Auditorium at the JCC in Manhattan on Sunday, May 6th, 2012. People of all ages, types, backgrounds, and experience levels are invited to audition. No previous stage … [Read more...]
Listen to Your Mother Coming to a Town Near You
About a year ago, I was surfing the internet and came across a show called Listen to Your Mother. I was immediately intrigued. As a social media marketer who lives and breathes NYC theater, I wanted to be a part of it. Here was a show that merged two worlds I care most about. Created by humorist Ann Imig of Ann’s Rants, the show was a “live reading by local writers on the beauty, the beast, and the barely-rested of motherhood.” It was amazing, and I was intrigued. I made sure that before BlogHer ended, where I finally came face to face … [Read more...]
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