Thrilled to be part of a reading at The Actors Studio tonight! “Tar Heeled Girls” is a remarkable new work by Katherine Cortez tracking the tumultuous friendship of five women from college through late life. I’ll be playing the fiery Buddhist Sophie and sharing the virtual stage with four incredible women and one remarkable gent.
To state the obvious, it’s been a difficult year. I hope that for you the struggles were few and light. If you did struggle, I hope that you were surrounded by support, love, and comfort. If you struggled alone, I hope you discovered new reserves of strength, wisdom, and hope in the depths of your being. And for all of us I hope for a new year with more ease, more connection, more prosperity, more joy, more fulfillment, and more LAUGHTER.
Happy Holidays to You!!!
xoCarol
Vote LOUD! If you don’t use your voice, some out-of-touch pearl clutching older lady with a voice remarkably similar to mine will speak for you.
#vote #vote2020 #election2020
Day 39 of #SonnetCoronaProject, where @eliastories collaborates with actors and writes #ASonnetADay for them to perform. Last line of each poem=first line of next. Series continues until there is a coronavirus vaccine. Today’s sonnet brought to you by @Jacobanis. #PoemADay. So glad I get to be part of this beautiful project! Follow the link to Sonnet #39
It’s out! Marching Toward Coverage: How Women Can Lead the Fight for Universal Healthcare, the inspiring, informative, and timely book by Rosemarie Day is now available on Audible, from Beacon Press and Elephant Audio!
Sometimes you get to work on a project that feels like it’s contributing to something bigger and better than the status quo. Rosemarie Day has written an informed, inspiring rally cry to all of us to own our power and change the broken state of healthcare in the U.S. today, and I get to narrate it. Coming in March 2020:
