Welcome to a sex positive, LGBTQIA2+ positive, death positive theatrical experience showcasing women's stories through history via original performance art and lectures. These are the stories they never told you in school.
A Christmas Carol
Sunday, December 8th, 2024
First Congregational Church - 1180 Main Street - Holden, MA
2:00 pm
Jennifer lends her one-woman performance of a beloved classic to benefit P.E.O. Sisterhood - Where woman motivate, educate, and celebrate women.
Their mission helps women around the world.
RSVP Tickets: 508-450-5426 or [email protected]
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Dickens and the Whore ebook and softcover and Mugs and T-shirts |
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Listen to Jennifer chat about her novel in character on the
Calling History Podcast!
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Photo: Used by Calling History with permission from The Petticoat Pages.
"...Emerson's ability to convey these raw emotions captivates the heart and soul, making her audience empathize with the plight of a fallen, forgotten woman. Emerson’s talent shines as she takes her audience on a journey of hopelessness that transforms into the inexhaustible human ability to overcome anything, if they will just hang in there and keep fighting. Her performance on the Calling History Podcast is not only a testament to her incredible acting skills, but also a moving tribute to the enduring human spirit. Her portrayal of Ruby is painfully authentic and beautiful at the same time. If you are so lucky to see or hear her live you will not be disappointed." -Anthony Dean, Calling History Podcast
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Reviews
"Our audience was spellbound by Jennifer's presentation. She brought depth and soul to her performance, was extremely knowledgeable about her subject, and did a wonderful job of illuminating a specific time in American history. She was able to connect and engage with everyone, from young children to seniors, and really bring history to life for all of us. [We] would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a historical presentation that leaves a deep impact." ~University of Maine at Presque Isle "Jennifer...helped my students understand this period of time from multiple perspectives. All of my 4-6th grade upper elementary students were engaged during her workshop and left with a deeper understanding of this historical time and the impact left on humans for generations to come. Jennifer's clear and dynamic approach made a confusing topic fun to learn!" ~Diana Norma Shafer, Upper Elementary Montessori Teacher and Harborlight Montessori "The attendees were mesmerized by her ability to portray all the characters in different voices and facial expressions [in A Christmas Carol]. Using just a few props to distinguish characters she brought the story to life. The comments from attendees ranged from 'How do you do this?' and 'This was simply amazing'. One couple came to see her for the sixth time, and several others for the second or third time over the years... it was more than a fund raising event. It was a slightly different program than a purely historical program to expose a different audience to the Historical Society. We did get a few more new members as a result. Jennifer is truly a treasure. If you ever have a chance to witness any of her amazing performances I would encourage you to do so." ~Rick Kane, President, Lebanon CT Historical Society |
Programs
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Promotional video courtesy of The House of the Seven Gables.
The Petticoat Pages thanks The House of the Seven Gables for a remarkable 2nd season of Tales of the Macabre. Leading audiences on an unearthly journey through Victorian gothic literature and song was a pleasure.
"Jennifer had audiences absolutely captivated! Her portrayal of characters and narrators not traditionally envisioned as women was so seamlessly achieved and offered a fresh and relevant take on some of our favorite traditional spooky tales...it made you feel like you were being entertained in someone's parlor."
"Jennifer had audiences absolutely captivated! Her portrayal of characters and narrators not traditionally envisioned as women was so seamlessly achieved and offered a fresh and relevant take on some of our favorite traditional spooky tales...it made you feel like you were being entertained in someone's parlor."
Thank you to Saint Peter’s-San Pedro Episcopal Church (Salem, MA) for the invitation to participate in the October 2024 run of The Making of a Witch. It was an extraordinary experience to help bring the true story of Philip English to life for audiences. Until next time!
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The Petticoat Pages thanks the Lafayette-Durfee House
for another fantastic Twelfth Night Celebration. Until 2025, Wæs hæl! Drinc hæl! A Twelfth Night Celebration was made possible by The Massachusetts Cultural Council. |
