Willa Cather, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, led a fascinating life during a time when women seldom had the opportunity to do so. Prudence Wright Holmes’ solo show takes us on her journey, from transgender teenager in 1880’s Nebraska, through college and her years as drama critic at the Pittsburgh Daily Leader, editor at McClure’s magazine, and successful author, through to her death in 1947. Cather met well-known writers like Theodore Dreiser and Mark Twain, and became part of the muckraking journalism movement which helped expose corrupt business practices in large corporations and led to anti-trust legislation. Her book “One of Ours” was her first best seller. It won a Pulitzer Prize, opening many doors for Cather and led to continued professional success for the rest of her life.
God’s Pocket with Philip Seymour Hoffman
100 Centre Street directed by Sidney Lumet
Boardwalk Empire with Steve Buscemi
My Own Love Song with Renee Zellweger
Sister Act with Whoopi Goldberg
Kingpin with Woody Harrelson
Davy Crockett
In Dreams with Annette Bening
Another World
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