See My Huffington Post Blog, I WAS A MIDDLE SCHOOL BULLY
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rochelle-jewel-shapiro/i-was-a-middle-school-bul_b_1011430.html
The Mountaintop
The time: April 3rd, 1968. Martin Luther King (played by Samuel Jackson) is alone in room 306 in The Lorraine Motel in Memphis a day after he made his prophetic “I’ve been to the Mountaintop” speech, the day before he is assassinated. We see him as his private self–using the toilet, wanting smokes, smelling the […]
At the party for the opening night of Motherhood Out Loud
My friend, Robin Gorman Newman and I, schmoozing with actor James Lecesne who played brilliantly in three of the scenes. He’s received Drama and Desk and Outer Critics cCicle Awards for other off-Broadway plays, but you’ll probably know him best from his TV and film roles in “Sex in the City.”
MOTHERHOOD OUT LOUD
MOTHERHOOD OUT LOUD, now playing at Primary Stages after 59 E. 59th St, makes you feel as if someone has read your mind or your mother’s or your grandmother’s because no one would dare to say outright what these actors are saying on stage The twenty scenes, united by themes of mothering that span birth […]
Photo of me giving a Psychic Workshop at the Life Center in Huntington, L.I. on September 15th.
What a night! I taught a workshop on “How to be your own psychic,” and at the end of the psychic boot camp of all kinds of mind-altering excercises, the audience came up with such specific info on each other that I applauded them.