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Month: August 2015

Play a Day: Medicine

August 31, 2015 Dana

A woman lays on a chaise lounge, drinking tea. An unopened pill bottle sits on a nearby counter.

Play A Day  healing, medicine, relaxation  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Peace

August 30, 2015 Dana

A woman sits down in the middle of a busy street, breathing with intention. All the background slowly fades away until she is alone, yet connected to everything.

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Play a Day: In the Air

August 28, 2015 Dana

A woman walks down the sidewalk. A giant flower runs into her from behind, knocking her to the ground and spilling pollen everywhere. A dust cloud swirls around the woman, spreading the pollen further. It begins to rain, and mold… Read morePlay a Day: In the Air

Play A Day  allergies, nature, weather  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Mirror Image

August 27, 2015 Dana

Two women start out doing the mirror exercise (facing each other, one mimicking the movements of the other) but begin to get further and further out of sync until nothing they do is anything alike. Neither can agree who is… Read morePlay a Day: Mirror Image

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Play a Day: Blank Slate

August 23, 2015 Dana

Maybe The reason I have never gotten a tattoo Is a hold-over From my days as an actress. The desire To be a blank slate. Inhabiting the skin of another on a whim Without any brands to give me away…. Read morePlay a Day: Blank Slate

Play A Day  acting, performance, skin, tattoos  Leave a comment

REVIEW: Spinster: Making a Life of One’s Own

August 21, 2015August 21, 2015 Dana

I work part-time in a bookstore, and was captivated by both the title and cover of Kate Bolick’s new book, Spinster: Making a Life of One’s Own on our shelves. A woman, presumably Bolick, sits smiling on an antique sofa in… Read moreREVIEW: Spinster: Making a Life of One’s Own

Book Review, Feminism, Relationships  feminism, love, relationships, spinster  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Catnap

August 20, 2015 Dana

A woman reclines in a chair working. A cat jumps onto her chest, curls up in a ball, and falls asleep. The woman starts petting the cat until she, too, nods off.

Play A Day  cats, health, naps, pets, rest  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Waiting

August 18, 2015August 19, 2015 Dana

A woman sits next to an old rotary phone, waiting for it to ring. After a while, she picks it up to check for a dial tone. She keeps waiting.

Play A Day  life, patience, waiting  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Ups and Downs

August 16, 2015 Dana

The stage is filled with staircases. Someone walks up and down, up and down, and down and down and down…. some of the stairs go below the stage itself, and some high above the proscenium. Someone walks in circles up… Read morePlay a Day: Ups and Downs

Play A Day  depression, life, mental health, struggle  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Share the Load

August 13, 2015 Dana

A woman walks down a path, burdened by luggage. Someone else comes along carrying a much lighter load. They take half of the woman’s load despite her protests to the contrary, and both continue along the way at a much… Read morePlay a Day: Share the Load

Play A Day  baggage, friendship, love, stress  Leave a comment

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