Tina, I have worked in theater most of my life…this work is inspired, and reaches the heart.  I am here to help if you need me. – Ivor Pyres

“AHmazing!!! YOU did it again – you’re onto a brilliant model for really opening the conversation. LOVED IT!!! This is real and not to be missed. (make sure to leave your eye makeup off) xo” – Hillary Rubin

WOW!  WOW!  WOW!  What a wonderful experience!

I loved it.  Great Job! Great dialogue and very moving. – Dr. Dolores Kent

I enjoyed it; the different ladies, topics…just GREAT!  Looking forward to bringing friends and seeing it again!!! Congrats.  Great work!!! – Dr. Lynn Goodloe

Thank you so much for inviting me to your show. It was truly inspirational. I was amazed at how much I could relate to so many of the stories and how much I took from each of them.  You will definitely be very successful with this and wanted you to know how I felt. – Thanks again. – Kathy Sperling

Wow!  I loved your show.  I can tell how much work/feeling/caring/love went into this project!   To write seven different stories, have them interweave (sp?) the way they did, bring a message around each story and also a theme tying all of them together is NO SMALL TASK!  In particular I had an admittedly biased reaction to the lesbian story, especially the moment when she realized the “two women she loved most had both rejected her”…it was sharp and tingly to my heart and I got very teary eyed to watch a character who was so sarcastic and “in your face” become so vulnerable.  There were other scenes that brought tears/empathy/understanding too, such as the airport scene.  Having been drawn into both of the individual stories when the two characters connect at the airport…wow, that was so powerful, the silent tears that came from both actresses were accompanied by mine!  J   I had such connection to several of the stories because these things “happen to me”….where I might not have to deal with childhood rape, I could appreciate what a challenge for that actress to bring this character to life.   So the real drama starts with my seeing what’s in my “bag”.   Love you and thank you! – Rod  Wingfield

“At least four of the woman reminded me of different stages I’ve gone through in my life.  It felt so real…so good to see myself on the stage.” – Karolyn Porter

I really loved it and still am reflecting on your genius… this is what I always saw theatre was about. – Sandy S.

..a play of empowerment and inspiration is as good as it gets..i know it will bring you alot of success…i salute you… – Belle Zwerdling

It was my pleasure to be a part of such an esteem audience!  It was a blessed atmosphere for my daughter and I to open communication between ourselves to express and know we’re not alone in this journey!

Thank you and your cast for sharing your talent! – Blessings! ~k

Tina thank you for being such a blessing to me and so many others. Your production was inspiring, authentic, and quite spiritual….  – Traci Maffei

You truly are Fabulous.  What a pleasure it was to see you putting all your amazing skills together for a dramatic, informative, educational and inspiring afternoon.  My feedback for you is to stay FABULOUS! -  Ehrich

I absolutely loved your play. I thought the writing was amazing and the acting was superb…and they were on book…and I could still see all the stories. I even cried at the breast cancer story b/c my friend has stage IV brain cancer and I had another friend pass recently from cancer.   – Marilyn Papa

Wow Tina! I have been on cloud 9 since we did the reading and telling everybody about it.  I’m so thrilled it came into my life.  I really did need it so much and the universe replied   You are a true inspiration to me.  Your wisdom and your enormous energy filled with love is so beautiful to be around.  I hope some of it rubbed off on me   — Jossara Jinaro

I enjoyed the play. It was very insightful, and many of the scenarios I have either lived or witnessed through others.  Thanks for capturing the spirit and plight of many women.  Excellent job! –- Lovingly,  Dr. Eve

The show was awakening! What a great way to display all of the emotions, strengths and weaknesses of women in a “safe” environment. I can’t wait until the next event!  Two thumbs up! – Barbara Walker

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She also played Polly the outrageous spa manager on NBC’s Las Vegas for four seasons, working with James Caan.

Suzanne is a nationally headlining stand-up comedian, winning the Best Up & Coming Comedian award at the Las Vegas Comedy Festival, and the Andy Kaufman Award at the New York Comedy Festival.

She is also a published author, keynote speaker, minister, political activist, and an excellent driver. Her next book is entitled, Don’t Judge a Gook by her Cover.

Character: Carol

She created the role of Emma Goldman in the original production of Ragtime.

Other theatre credits include: South Pacific (Bloody Mary) (NYC Opera),Harvey Fierstein’s Spookhouse, Angry Housewives, her one-woman shows, A Vaudeville and Secrets of the Lava Lamp (Manhattan Theatre Club).  She played Mama Morton in the Broadway revival of Chicago, co-starred with Chita Rivera in The House of Bernarda Alba at The Mark Taper Forum (LADCC Award, BSW/Garland Award), Golda Meir in Golda’s Balcony and the title role in Mother Courage and Her Children (Theater @ Boston Court). Films include Betsy’s Wedding, Last Exit to Brooklyn, Stuart Saves the Family and Nitelife (Cable Ace Award for Best Supporting Actress).

TV credits include: Star Trek: DS9 (Kai Opaka), Friends, JAG, Some of My Best Friends, Judging Amy, First Monday and most recently, Nip/Tuck, Without A Trace, and Saving Grace. She plays Turtle’s mother in HBO’s hit series ENTOURAGE.

She teaches theater performance and writing music is one of her favorite passions.

At present, she is working on a modern opera and a solo CD.

Contact: gmosprod@earthlink.net.  I love music.

My wish for the world is that we all recognize how more alike we all are than we are different.

Character:  Joyce

Currently, she is starring in the soon to be release horror film, 213.

She also wrote, directed and acted in her first short film, Wedding Jimmy that has just finished an award winning run on the festival circuit.

Lisa has always loved helping herself and others to find their creative voice and SING OUT LOUDLY.

Character: Donna