EPISODE · Oct 25, 2024 · 35 MIN
Sandra Mogensen
from Sarnia Famous · host dallasbabb
Happy Friday theatre lovers! This week’s guest is Sandra Mogensen. Sandra is Sarnia Famous due to her musical involvement in several of the Imperial Theatre’s shows, including most recently Cinderella. You may also know her as a piano teacher, voice coach, or from the super successful Piano Music She Writes Youtube channel. A couple of tiny b-grade swears in this episode so shield your children accordingly.
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