Inspiring Women : November 2020

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2 <strong>2020</strong>
Contents PROFILES 10 17 23 29 36 The BBC, the BAFTAs and Beyond Sunita Shroff tells us about her TV career and other passions. Cruising from Hollywood to Hamburg With time as a show girl on cruise ships, Julia Rodriguez -Buis describes life as an actor. Nothing Amateur about Acting in Spanish Born in Germany Barbara Wenger on the trials of acting in a foreign language. Breaking Stereotypes One at a Time As a black actor Yollette Wunder explains what breaking stereotypes has been like in her career. Achieving Wellness through Sound Therapy Christine Grimm on a form of therapy she has developed. IN EVERY ISSUE 46 50 58 64 71 Performance: a Kindness Cure Caroline Wagner- Jacobsen on helping children recover. ”They Say a Cat Has Nine Lives” As a dancer turned theater producer, Ilya Parenteau tells us about her nine lives. Singing From Mexico to Germany Jazz singer Andre Básef gets ready to create a new album. I’m a Little Duckling Not an Ugly One! With a big part as a Duckling, Joan Bentsen tells us more. A Thoroughly Modern Woman Sounding “pretty good” to her family, Caitlyn Oenbrink describes her acting career. 7 Inspiration from the Editor 78 More About This Issue 77 <strong>Inspiring</strong> You 79 The Cover & Back Page Photos 77 Magazine Survey Click here to tell us your views. 80 The Next Issue 3
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Page 23 and 24: Nothing Amateur about Acting in Spa
Page 25 and 26: Getting Involved in Theater I had a
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We performed in the park in front o
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Producing Theater for Social Change
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Day, the global activist movement t
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that job that I’d had as a real e
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was showcasing my second album, Ac
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to know, what a great filmmaker he
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Hartman Theater. My teachers were t
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usiness! I also learned the art of
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the quieter and subtler moments of
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A Thoroughly Modern Woman CAITLYN O
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visuals to in-person gatherings and
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“We are Such Stuff as Dreams Are
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Inspiring You Founded in 1931, FAWC
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The Cover Photo “The Red Dress”
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