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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Farewell Michelle! A 3-Month Student Intensive Ends
For the last 3 months, Australian harpist Michelle Smith has been here at HipHarp Headquarters doing intensive studies with me. Michellle’s only been playing 3 years, but she’s serious about making a career playing harp, is already a great Burlesque … Continue reading
“Burnt Food Museum” Gets a Few Questions
I recently received a query from a national TV show about the “Burnt Food Museum” of which I am the founder and primary contributor. They asked me some great questions, so here they are, with my answers: Curator & Founder’s … Continue reading
From Musical Theater to Guerrilla Theater: Lab Coats Dress for Success
My neighbor, Betsy, recently sent out a neighborhood bulletin asking for “occupational clothing.” Betsy’s teaching a course called “Social Change in Action” at Boston College and the clothing was part of the students’ field work. I just happened to have … Continue reading
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Burnt Food For Thought
When my wellness-coach, Natalie, saw the article about my Burnt Food Museum in the Boston Globe, she said it made her think of the piece I debuted in my shows last weekend, a 15-minute musical stream-of-consciousness that weaves together some … Continue reading
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Mother’s Day Weekend Shows – Feedback Page
I’m trying new material at my Mother’s Day shows this weekend (details on the shows below) – so I’m psyched!! And I’m setting up this page so people who come to the shows will have a place to give feedback. … Continue reading
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The Shape of Empty Space
It’s a little before 7 on a Thursday morning. I’m heading to NYC to see a workshop of my friend Gunnar’s new musical “The Shaggs – A History of the World.” I’ve just discovered the Megabus, which costs less than … Continue reading
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