The Latest

Thrilled to share my latest article, Hillary Clinton: The Curtain Rises Again (and Again), in East Wing Magazine.  When former Hillary Clinton emerged in public after losing the 2016 presidential election, it was not where people might have expected. One place she could be found was in a seat at a packed theatre at a Broadway or off-Broadway show.

Delighted and honored to be part of “First Lady Autobiography: Rhetorical Voices Beyond the White House,” co-edited by First Lady scholars Elizabeth (Jody) Natalle and Molly Wertheimer, as a contributing author on First Lady Nancy Reagan. The book, coming in 2027, will examine the concept of truth and the desire by First Ladies to tell their side of the story.  Read more.

Stay tuned for some big news. I have a children's picture book contract! More to come.

Exciting news! Honored to be re-elected to the board of directors at the First Ladies Association for Research and Education for a second term. 

Delighted to share my new "FLARE Focus" essay, The Second Lady as Understudy: Apprenticing the Role Before Ascending to the First Lady Mainstage. These peer-reviewed essays provide insights about the contributions, lives and legacies of US First Ladies through the First Ladies Association for Research and Education. 

Read my new article in East Wing Magazine, So It Seems, Audiences Demand Encores When It Comes to First Ladies. What a labor of love blending two of my favorites: First Ladies and theatre!

Thrilled to become a Founding Member of East Wing Magazine, Jennifer Taylor's new and first journalistic-driven publication dedicated to covering presidential First Ladies. 

Shared my experience with Michael Paulson, theater reporter at the New York Times, in "Hitting Theater Hard: The Loss of Subscribers Who Went to Everything." Read my post-pandemic approach to buying subscriptions.