Sometimes I like to play with paper
I may not have a room of my own, but for a few hours in the middle of the night, I can pretend that I do.
Roll for Initiative
StageWrite Burlington Online short Play Festival invited short comedic scripts that involved a banana, a fork, a crash, and a woman crying, while NOT mentioning COVID-19. I had the good fortune of being cast as Stacy in Roll for Initiative written by the brilliant, Paul Koster.
The Festival of Literary Diversity
I’ve known of FOLD for several years now and now I can participate in lots of workshops, for free, while remaining in my chair (and without the necessity of making small talk with strangers). This is one of the many reasons that I’m loving Zoom these days. I’ve already registered for three of the workshops. And did I mention that it’s free?
The Program
I’m thrilled to announce that the episode of the Program that I’m in (My Turing-complete life) has been released! Check it out at www.programaudioseries.com or in your favourite podcast app.
VoicED 2020
As I was editing my piece this afternoon, I realized that a whole new piece was calling out to be read tonight. I was still working on it right up to the moment that I took the stage. I’m glad I listened to my instincts. It felt right. The feedback I got from the audience and the individual folks who approached me afterward confirmed that I made the right choice.
VoicED 2020
I am delighted to be accepted to participate in this event for the second year in a row. I will be reading a brand new piece.
Details:
When: Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at 7pm to 9pm
Where: Super Wonder Gallery, 584 College Street
What: An evening of poetry, music, dance, art and community
Cost: Free/PWYC
To register: VoicED 2020 Registration
