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Where's Julie?

I left the NYC Tri-State Area in 2020 and now live in the back of beyond in New Hampshire. Friends, I tore it all down. My studio, my career, everything. After years of toiling at earning money and shoehorning in creative work around that while watching the world burn to the ground, I am actually exhausted, as I imagine you are as well. I stopped doing both things — working and creating — and am currently just resting. I look at the woods a lot. I pet my cats. I read. I ride my bike. If this website is out of date, well, yeah. I hope you're okay. Thanks for visiting. Drop me a line if you know me, or even if you don't.

SoloWeek Interview: Tim Manley

Tim Manley’s solo show, “Feelings,” is about love, identity, sadness and self care. It’s also funny and there will be pictures. A favorite at NY Fringe, it’s closing out #SoloWeek on Saturday 12/12.

SoloWeek Interview: Michele Carlo

In this interview SoloWeek performer Michele Carlo talks about her comedic show “There Goes the Neighborhood,” which looks at the impact of gentrification on one Brooklyn neighborhood through the eyes of several characters.

SoloWeek Interview: Susan Kent

Susan Kent is a writer and storyteller. Her SoloWeek show, “Into the Belly of the Beast,” is a storytelling show about writing as much as it is about her mother.

SoloWeek Interview: Eli Reiter

In yet another SoloWeek interview, Eli Reiter shares background on his show, “Get Lost: Stories from South Africa,” along with lots of good observations about storytelling.

SoloWeek Interview: Marc Abbott

Here’s another quick interview, this time with Marc Abbott, about his show, “Of Cats and Men,” which he’ll perform during The Tank’s SoloWeek in December.

Mix Episode 11: Selena Coppock

Modern Stories Mix episode 11 features Selena Coppock, with a story about skating on thin ice, romantically speaking.