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Imagining Progress – Now Available on Audio!

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Imagining Progress_WPReleasing into the world this week is Imagining Progress: Science, Faith and Child Mortality in America, written by Kristin Johnson.  So honored to have had the opportunity to narrate this incredibly gripping book for Tantor Media. 📚🎙️

Johnson’s compelling book takes us on a historical journey, exploring the intersection of science, religion and the heartbreaking reality of child mortality from the colonial era to the 1920s.

From Cotton Mather’s smallpox inoculation campaign to the evolution debates of the 1920s, Imagining Progress delves deep into our evolving beliefs and their impact on children’s lives.

Congratulations Kristin Thomas on your new release, and thank you Tantor Audio for inviting me along on this poignant, and thought provoking journey.

Imagining Progress is now available on Audible, Amazon and wherever you get your audiobooks! 📚🎙️

LAST FLIGHT OF THE MERCENARY a comedy of science & love – takes off this Sunday!

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seaplane2I’m looking forward to stepping onto the stage this coming Sunday, April 12th at the Skylight Theatre! My accomplished cast & I will be doing a staged reading of the LAST FLIGHT OF THE MERCENARY, a romantic comedy about string theory, Shakespeare and nights without stars. This charming, witty and engaging new play is written by the very talented Karen Howes and directed by the skillful, Dennis Gersten.  In LAST FLIGHT OF THE MERCENARY, I play fiery Kate Eveland, a scientist committed to creating a time machine that will take her back in time to this one particular moment in her life when she made the wrong choice in love. Perhaps by traveling back in time, Kate can fix her past and thereby live in a happier present? That’s what she’s hoping for and so are we! Time machine, anyone?

LAST FLIGHT OF THE MERCENARY is part of Skylight Theatre’s INKubator Play Reading Series which offers a first glimpse into new projects.