EPISODE · Nov 8, 2023 · 59 MIN
Tell Me Everything with Susan Damante and Dorothy Sinclair Part One
from Tell Me Everything with Susan Damante · host Susan Damante
On this episode Susan has a deep dialogue with now 97 years young Dorothy Sinclair about her interesting life and how she has overcome adversity and lived almost a century... tune in, be encouraged and laugh with us! About Dorothy Sinclair: Growing up in Chicago before World War II, it seemed that every little girl was expected to take either dancing or piano lessons, so she began Dramatic Art lessons at four. Growing up she tackled roles in Rudolf Steiner’s play, The Barretts of Wimpole Street, thus making her debut as a monologist. “Oh, Robert, Robert,” I cried, as Elizabeth Barrett. And then (in my deep baritone) as Robert Browning: “Elizabeth, please don’t leave me!” Before beginning college, she had already broken into radio with a few commercials and a line here and there on a “soap." At sixteen, she started as a freshman at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, and life was never the same. After graduating with a B.A. and fleeing to New York where she continued studying theatre she settled in the the San Fernando Valley in California. After working a few gigs on television it convinced her to continue her work writing and performing one-woman shows. She went back to college, emerging three years later with a Masters Degree in Theatre Arts from UCLA. She acts occasionally with Theatre Neo, and in the prestigious Beverly Hills professional company, Theatre Forty, where she has played such plum roles as Ruth in Collected Stories, Sophie in Social Security, Maman in Uncle Vanya, and Dorothy in Twigs, and best of all, the one-woman play, Rose. Follow Dorothy on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dorothy.sinclair.399?mibextid=LQQJ4d and Instagram @sinclairdorothy2018 ********** Be sure to follow Susan on all platforms! Instagram: @susandamante Twitter: @susandamante Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/susandamante.entertainer/ Website: https://www.susandamante.com/
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On this episode Susan has a deep dialogue with now 97 years young Dorothy Sinclair about her interesting life and how she has overcome adversity and lived almost a century... tune in, be encouraged and laugh with us! About Dorothy Sinclair: Growing up in Chicago before World War II, it seemed that every little girl was expected to take either dancing or piano lessons, so she began Dramatic Art lessons at four. Growing up she tackled roles in Rudolf Steiner’s play, The Barretts of Wimpole Street, thus making her debut as a monologist. “Oh, Robert, Robert,” I cried, as Elizabeth Barrett. And then (in my deep baritone) as Robert Browning: “Elizabeth, please don’t leave me!” Before beginning college, she had already broken into radio with a few commercials and a line here and there on a “soap." At sixteen, she started as a freshman at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, and life was never the same. After graduating with a B.A. and fleeing to New York where she continued studying theatre she settled in the the San Fernando Valley in California. After working a few gigs on television it convinced her to continue her work writing and performing one-woman shows. She went back to college, emerging three years later with a Masters Degree in Theatre Arts from UCLA. She acts occasionally with Theatre Neo, and in the prestigious Beverly Hills professional company, Theatre Forty, where she has played such plum roles as Ruth in Collected Stories, Sophie in Social Security, Maman in Uncle Vanya, and Dorothy in Twigs, and best of all, the one-woman play, Rose. Follow Dorothy on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dorothy.sinclair.399?mibextid=LQQJ4d and Instagram @sinclairdorothy2018 ********** Be sure to follow Susan on all platforms! Instagram: @susandamante Twitter: @susandamante Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/susandamante.entertainer/ Website: https://www.susandamante.com/
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