patricia haines ainsworth

This summer, I had the joy of performing the role of Peggy Guggenheim in Lanie Robertson's one-person play, "Woman Before A Glass". It wasn't the first time I'd been on stage basically alone for a while. I'd been alone on stage for pretty much of an entire first act before, but this was different. A lot of pressure? Yes. A lot of memorization? Yes. But there was also a wonderful opportunity to connect with the audience. After all, you're breaking the 4th wall throughout. A reviewer commented...

How do you judge a piece of art? I recently was pleasantly surprised to learn a photo of mine placed Third in an art competition. There...

They say 'idle hands are the Devil's playthings'. With Covid keeping so many of us at home and, in my case, unable to do our usual jobs,...