I love this so much, Tanya! Thank you for sharing these stories. It's fascinating hearing the winding paths of other multi-hyphenate creatives, not to mention inspiring and encouraging. :)
Though I'm a big fan of your more "recent" stage work and writing, I always relish getting to know you better through these wonderful autobiographical sketches! And the photos are fun, too.
Obie, are ya? A music college also, i understand. My gardening activist buddy Ellen is a grad of 1969, along with her hubby Laird. His old man was a lecturer in economics at Columbia...even in the throes of Alzheimer's, when he spoke, he pontificated...The fotos of your history add a touch of glamour and wit to the evolution of your budding stardom. I like learning about your life and learnings!
Loved this story and your papa's encouragement. You are a creative writer of plays and stories, but also a great teacher to others, and performance may now be squeezed in at the moment, but how you have time for all you do is beyond me. Now, travel in learning courses on writing. Geez!
I just love this, Tanya, especially the journey from summer stock prostitutes to feminist, self-authored solo performances!
Thanks so much, Meta! ❤️
I love this so much, Tanya! Thank you for sharing these stories. It's fascinating hearing the winding paths of other multi-hyphenate creatives, not to mention inspiring and encouraging. :)
Thanks so much, Samia. Im so glad it feels meaningful to your journey! ❤️
Though I'm a big fan of your more "recent" stage work and writing, I always relish getting to know you better through these wonderful autobiographical sketches! And the photos are fun, too.
Thank you so much, dear Jeff! It's fun (and strange) looking back at the photos too! Feels like they were taken in another lifetime ...
Tanya I am enjoying your writing about your father so much. Thank you 🙏🏼
Laia, thank you so much. I'm so glad you're enjoying them. Big hugs to you.
Obie, are ya? A music college also, i understand. My gardening activist buddy Ellen is a grad of 1969, along with her hubby Laird. His old man was a lecturer in economics at Columbia...even in the throes of Alzheimer's, when he spoke, he pontificated...The fotos of your history add a touch of glamour and wit to the evolution of your budding stardom. I like learning about your life and learnings!
Thanks so much, Kristinoel! Yes, indeed—Oberlin has an amazing music conservatory. So glad you enjoyed the piece! ❤️
Loved reading this!
Thanks so much, Jean! ❤️
Loved this story and your papa's encouragement. You are a creative writer of plays and stories, but also a great teacher to others, and performance may now be squeezed in at the moment, but how you have time for all you do is beyond me. Now, travel in learning courses on writing. Geez!
Thanks so much, Barb! I always feel like I'm not doing nearly enough, but I suppose we all feel that way!
Definitely a star. Although I may have had one up on you in the mullet department. Thank you as always, for sharing! ;-)
Thanks so much!! Haha, I'd like to see that mullet pic! 😀