Miriam Feder

Lots of Play work, breathing the air, and having a good time.  I hope you are too.

I’d still like to hear more about what you think of a December run of the new show. No–this is not a holiday show  (Are you saying “Thank God” or maybe? “Oh, that will never work….” ? Please let me know.  Are you willing to bring everyone you know to a non-holiday show–a musical about adults being adults–in December? And I still am looking for a name.  Please take a look at that page and email me any suggestions you might have at nochowfun@gmail.com  

Recent travels pictures here.

Miriam

A …heartfelt thank you for coming out to Albuquerque and sharing your provocative one woman show: The Vestibule. [Y]our performance was captivating…I really admire your courage and creativity-in equal parts-to share personal observations and experiences and transform them for a universal message. It was a wonderful evening enjoyed by all. Phyllis

Miriam’s performance is gutsy. It takes guts to show emotion and to show a lot of yourself. Al

I’m anticipating the next performance already. You’re a master with words, content and charm. It was vivid, so present, and encouraging, because people can relate to the struggle, humor and life you are willing to expose. Karen

I thoroughly enjoyed your performance. You were courageous, entertaining, and poignant. Great show!!
Robin

Your creation and performance was spectacular! Thanks so much for putting it out to share! Cathy

People clamor more and more for truth. Ferrets dig. But things seem to get muddier and muddier. That’s ok with me. From Big Words.

 

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This piece from About Love has gone thorugh a lot of transformation–from problem piece to oneof the centerpieces of the show.  I’ll feature this piece at Scratch–Portland’s wonderful performance lab. In the meantime, what do we do with that detritus from love gone bad?

 

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“Both poetry and prose comprise this book (About Love: the bittersweet heart.) Even in her prose, Feder writes with the lyrical soul of a poet. Consider this from the prose piece called Passion: I enjoy this sweet, erotic, love-soaked slant on the fleeting light and last roses of fall. And I’m grateful to you for making me the lover I’ve always wanted to be: received; expansive and cherished. I’m surrounded by fountains of discovery and rediscovery; source and subject of so much passion.“

I’ve always had an active Fantasy life.  In love you’ve gotta have it.  But, moderation in all things, I suppose.

 

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