Opening Night of Collateral Damage at the Source Festival!
What a great time we had, surrounded by friends and new acquaintances Before the play, we enjoyed a reception for donors and sponsors at Room & Board, a cool furniture store across the street. Sitting out on the fourth-floor deck, we could see the Source in the background. Thanks to Lauren for taking the photo!!
After the play, the Source had an Opening Night reception that was attended by all the actors, directors and playwrights of the six plays featured that evening. This is a great photo of Cynthia and Sarah, with two of the actresses from the play — Stephanie Svec (Joan) and Erika Grob (Madeline) — along with our director, Tyler Budde. What a talented group of people. They made the play just sing and brought all three characters to life that night.
Collateral Damage Rehearsal
Evening of rehearsals for Collateral Damage were great fun as we watched our director Tyler Budde and actors Stephanie Ivan Zizek (Ted), Stephanie Svec (Joan) and Erika Grob (Madeline). What an exciting and nerve-wracking experience.
Is Ballroom Dancing a Feminist Detour or a New Chapter in Feminism?
Check out this essay from Sarah about what insights and opportunities ballroom dancing offers to feminists in the 21st century. It’s a little unconventional, but then everything is these days.
Communication Comes in Many Forms
Cynthia: In going through my things I found some chalk that I bought for sewing (but it didn’t work). I put it downstairs in the giveaway pile, and this is what appeared a week later!