Shards of Glass
“I was at my parents’ house in Vermont. Well, Mom had been dead for several years, but I still referred to it as my parents’ house. I was at the pottery wheel, throwing a bowl, and when the news came on the radio, my suddenly unsteady hands caused the clay to flop all over the place and spin off the wheel in an oozy mess. My late mother was a professional potter, and my dad was a carpenter; both having given up acting and music to pursue other interests—those that could actually pay the bills. H...e still kept the workshop and business, where he sold their one-of-a-kind, custom-made artwork which, after years of hard work, had now become quite profitable. I was spending time with him and my younger brother, Will, at our house near Stowe for a few weeks, until I started a new job in New York: a guest role on a TV show.
A female voice interrupted the music I was listening to on the radio: Brahms, I think it was.
“The Tony award-winning Broadway actress, Natasha Jürgen, has tragically and unexpectedly died.MoreLess
A female voice interrupted the music I was listening to on the radio: Brahms, I think it was.
“The Tony award-winning Broadway actress, Natasha Jürgen, has tragically and unexpectedly died.MoreLess
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