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Please/Disturb Audio Broadcast

Please/Disturb Audio Broadcast

Please/Disturb was written and directed by Sharon Porter (McAllister) and…

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    "Sharon was the initiator and driving force behind carrying/holding. She consistently brought in her infectious passion, prolific and powerful writing, and commitment to being present to the moment, all while in the last months of her 2nd pregnancy. She also organized and produced the whole thing. Working with Sharon on this project was a true joy. Carrying/ holding will always hold a special place in my heart."

    Deborah King

    "I collaborated with Sharon on her lovely book, "Still, Now; Someday Back." Sharon's dedication to the project while pregnant with her 2nd child is a testament to her creative energy and dedication. In realizing the book and bringing myself and the two mothers along as collaborators, she has created a wonderful document of the emotional journey involved in becoming a mother. I feel lucky to have had the chance to take part. I am so pleased with the outcome of the book. That is largely because of Sharon's strong vision for what the project would look and feel like when completed. My part was certainly easier than childbirth!"

    Brian Warling

    "In 2003, I had the great pleasure of directing Sharon in her MFA acting thesis project of Wallace Shawn's play, The Fever. Sharon is an incredibly gifted actor -- not many people can handle a 68-page solo performance and pull it off well... She was also open to an entirely new way of sourcing the character and imagery for the performance... as a result, she has quite a substantial amount of expertise in using Authentic Movement as a source for performance production. I would strongly recommend Sharon for a range of acting projects, from experimental solo work to commercial work. She is also a real team player and lots of fun!"

    Shannon Rose Riley

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