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Feb 02

Writing & acting in the beautiful PNW

Jul 12

As “Paulina,” I’ll try to get WATER FROM FIRE

Portland Shakespeare Project’s Proscenium Live presents the Winter’s Tale in a new adaptation by Susan Mach.

Jan 10

Back on stage in a reading of E. M. Lewis’s new play HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN

Come see this beautiful new work in the Fertile Ground Festival!

Nov 06

Feeling GRIMM with the Lost Boys

Happy to be making my GRIMM debut as one tough mother on GRIMM’s episode #503, The Lost Boys.

GRIMM full moon

Oct 28

Hello, PATA, Well Hello, PATA

I accept! I joined the Portland Area Theatre Alliance as a board member, and I look forward to helping raise awareness for new works and auditions in the Northwest.

Aug 05

HAMLET: You are the Queen, your husband’s brother’s wife

“But would you were not so. You are my mother.”

I will be playing Gertrude in some performances, including October 10, of LA Women’s Shakespeare Company’s HAMLET.

http://www.lawsc.net/
August 30-October 27

Odyssey Theatre
2055 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
Los Angeles CA 90025

Tickets:
(310) 477-2055 ext. 2 or www.OdysseyTheatre.com

Oct 28

Mrs. Malaprop on Malapropism Overload

I’ll be Mrs. Malaprop in “The Rivals” at the Actors’ Gang on Friday, November 2 and Saturday, November 3. Try to figure out what I’m saying.

Sep 01

The Rivals at the Actors’ Gang Theater

Add a dash of romance and dueling to your life with The Rivals, written by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by David Schweizer, and opening at the end of September. I’ll be mangling words some weekend as “Mrs. Malaprop.”

Apr 22

New Yorker will “Double Down” for AWAKE

Two of my loves, the New Yorker magazine and the new NBC show AWAKE are together at last. Read the rave review by Emily Nussbaum, including this quote on the storyline I was in: “When in the third episode, Michael’s son was kidnapped…I became so desperate for Britten not to lose his son again that my heart was in my throat.”