When are you happiest?
I’ve been happiest spending time with my family, walking the streets with my camera, collaborating with creative people on a new project. I am a street photographer and love walking the streets and seeing narratives unfolding everywhere. I am working on a book and that is a new challenging and creative project.
Where did your love of theatre come from ?
When I was 15 and my mom dragged me to a meeting of a local community theatre startup, and I was hooked. I had found my tribe. My community theatre director, whom I met at this time,
made me read to her while she was driving the car. I would read everything from Little Women to Crime and Punishment to An Actor Prepares. I used to get horribly carsick but she insisted I would ‘work through it.’ I credit my love of reading to her and her wide ranging suggestions. I never read in a moving vehicle, however.
Who encouraged you along the way ?
My mother and my sister have always influenced my view of the world. Their continued enthusiasm and energy for their work, family and the arts have inspired me. I am also surrounded by so many women who are reinventing themselves in magnificent ways.
Before my fashion career, I was a production manager in feature films for 25 years. I got to work with some great directors.
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