The Butterfly Jar

If you have plans to come out to Brooklyn over the next few weekends, you might want to grab yourself a ticket to see Wonderful Town at the Gallery Players theater in Park Slope.  If you do, you’ll see my husband, Adam singing on stage as Robert Baker, the magazine editor who falls for the writer from Ohio, Miss Ruth Sherwood, in 1935 New York. And Ruth, by the way, is played by the fabulously entertaining Cabaret singer, Molly Pope (Village Voice named, “Best Singer to Turn Life into a Cabaret - 2011”)

$18 for a night of laughter, song and dance? Trust me when I say it’s well worth it. Check out this article on Playbill for more info.!

Next week I begin working with Women’s Project on photos for their upcoming play, We Play for the Gods. I absolutely love Women’s Project and could not be more thrilled to be involved with this exciting project, which was conceived by 14 female artists collaborating together in the WP Lab.

Check out this article announcing the production on broadwayworld: http://offbroadway.broadwayworld.com/article/Womens-Project-Presents-World-Premiere-of-WE-PLAY-FOR-THE-GODS-61-623-20120503

And visit: http://weplayforthegods.com/ for lots more info. Opening night is June 11th & previews begin June 1st!

I’m also quite excited about having a photo included in this!

Last night was fun.

Phagwah Parade photos published today on The Photo Brigade!

On Sunday, March 11th I attended my first Holi celebration and Phagwah Parade! Holi is a Hindu “color” festival that celebrates unity and the coming of spring.  If you go, you should expect to have dye of all of the colors of the rainbow thrown at or rubbed all over you.  Baby powder is big, too.  It was so much fun!

More photos on flickr here

More than two months and no posts? Oh my… I need to back track to the fall because I have so much to share! So many clients with such good stories.  Starting with these three!

A couple of months ago I was honored to meet and photograph three amazing kids - Ricky Springer, Mariah Reynolds and Nathan Hickey - winners of Kids Who Give; a national program sponsored by Farm Rich focused on kids who go above and beyond to give back to their communities.  The grand prize - awarded to each kid for all of their hard work - was a $2,500 check for each of their charities (yes, they all started their own nonprofits!) and an all expense paid trip to New York, which included a limo ride to Dylan’s Candy Bar (where they ate pizza and got to go on a candy shopping spree!) an afternoon spent checking out dinosaurs and space rocks at the Museum of Natural History, a carriage ride through the park, and an awards dinner in a private room at Sarabeth’s.  I had so much fun getting to know these kids and snapping photos of them as they went from place to place. This is one of my favorite shots, which we took outside the Museum of Natural History!

Ballet Hispanico at El Museo del Barrio - 10.4.11.