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History At Play is owned by Character Actress Historical Interpreter Judith Kalaora. Chronicling the lives of influential but oft forgotten women.PARSED CONTENT
The domain states the following, "Last updated March 10, 2018." We observed that the web site stated " Judith Kalaora has made a career of bringing history to life." It also stated " An actress by training and a historian in practice, . Kalaora has been performing one-woman shows. embodying the spirit of famous women from history who helped change the world. Brad Avery, The MetroWest Daily News. Kalaora not only portrays these women on stage, she emulates them in life, starting her own company to portray and educate about influential, but oft forgotten women."SEEK OTHER BUSINESSES
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Judith Kampfner - Writer Director Producer. For broadcast on December 27th BBC Radio 4. A play about designing a game about climate change and commercial pressures. Scene from The Last of Us. Coming up for BBC Radio in 2018. Behind the scenes in a health insurance company in the US by Eric Holmes for Radio 4 Afternoon Drama.
Chopin Prelude in E Minor. Her unique blend of American Swing-Era jazz, often mixed with Brazilian bossa nova and songs from Spanish-speaking countries, plus a grab bag of fun and original material.
This is best achieved by fostering an ongoing commitment to growth and change, and by providing inclusive nonjudgmental processes for reflection and learning. Diversity training at its best.
Artist Judith Lynn Keats draws on archetypal symbolism and abstraction to convey an intimate sense of spirituality and divinity in her mixed media paintings. Acrylics on canvas, 19 x 10 inches. Do not copy, alter, or distribute.