EPISODE · Jul 1, 2022 · 48 MIN
Jonathan Lawrence
from Sarnia Famous · host dallasbabb
Happy Canada Day theatre lovers! This week’s guest is Jonathan Lawrence. Jonathan is self reflective, empathetic, and easy to relate to. We talk about how his experience playing a man playing a woman on stage gave him a tiny glimpse into how culture shapes women’s perspectives of their own bodies, how dungeons and dragons has taught him to roll with the punches of life, and we even chat a bit about Brene Brown.
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