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Terri Weagant: A Place of Joy

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Terri & Rhonda talk about auditioning, intuition, perceiving our own paths, a particularly wonderful aphorism, and the benefits of having heroes we know.  Make sure you follow on your favorite streaming service to be notified of new episodes and BONUS content!

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Terri Weagant is an award winning actor, writer, director, producer and dialect coach based in Brooklyn, NY. 

As an actor she has performed in the US, Canada, Australia, Mexico and the Czech Republic. In NYC, she was last seen in Bo-Nita at the United Solo Festival on Theatre Row where she received the Best Storytelling Show Award.

Regionally, she has worked with such companies as Play On Shakespeare, Asolo Repertory Theatre, Urbanite Theatre, Denizen Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Wooden O, Annex Theatre, ACT Theatre, Book-It Repertory Theatre, Theater Schmeater, CHAC, Balagan Theatre, Centerstage and Consolidated Works. She is also a cabaret performer and created Balagan Theatre’s late-night cabaret SCHMORGASBORG. On screen she was seen in the Amazon show Mozart in the Jungle; and the films A Jazzman’s Jazzman and How to Get Laid. Terri is a producer of the documentary film Above the Bamboo Room, which will premiere in 2024. As an educator, she has taught at Cornish College of the Arts, Brooklyn College and NYU Playwrights Horizons Theatre School. 

Find out more about Terri here: https://www.terriweagant.com 

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