I had a conversation with Mimi Kennedy two years ago. Featured are Bill Robison‘s extremely silly “advertisements.”
It’s interesting to look back, listen to then me talking about the place I was with Mary’s Joy – just beginning to do public readings after 2 years of writing. Mimi shared her insights, having just written and workshopped her solo piece about Matilda Jocelyn Gage. She also talks about working with Woody Allen on Midnight In Paris, which went on to win an Academy Award.
Always a Bride Never a Bridesmaid 