1. Are you a coffee drinker? Where have you been going for your morning fix?
Morning coffee here in Campbellford comes with a beautiful view! My lovely billets Paula and Wayne have a stunning garden and that is where I enjoy some Java in the morning. With chirping birds, a cool breeze, and of course some delicious coffee it is the perfect way to start the day!
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1. What does the Pencil Salesman mean to you?
I always look at a piece through the lens of my character. "The only thing constant is change." This show illustrates that point while giving us the opportunity to realize the simple things in our own backyards can be wonderful.
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1. What does the Pencil Salesman mean to you?
A few years ago, Brian hinted that he was working on a new project with me in mind. Since then, he has revealed little parts of it and it has built up a lot of anticipation. I have been excited for this opera for a long time now and I'm so glad that it has come together in a way I never imagined.
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1. What does the Pencil Salesman mean to you?
That is a great question! The opera itself is a remarkable idea that has come to life. It has been amazing to see it come to fruition over the past couple of years. I feel very grateful to be part of any creative process where I've been involved from the beginning and can bear witness to the evolution of the project. For example, I remember a previous workshop where I sang a different role to my current roles, which Brian tailored to my vocal range. It's wonderful to work so closely with a composer.
Read More1. What does the Pencil Salesman mean to you?
The Pencil Salesman is, for me, a wonderful opportunity to work again with excellent artists in a community I've come to care deeply for. There are many themes in the Pencil Salesman that encourage deep introspection. It is very satisfying to be a part of a new work from its inception, and to see how the input Brian has asked for helps to shape it while still remaining true to his vision.
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