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The Shakespeare’s Sister Company is a vigorous force in engaging literacy, female empowerment and theatrical distinction.Our
commitment is to unite female playwrights, actresses and directors in producing great works and, within the community, create
a Bloomsbury School for children who are interested in honing their talents and becoming true artists. Our patron saint
is one of the world's greatest pioneers of the literary and intellectual community, Mrs. Virginia Woolf.In her essay "A Room of One's Own", she refers to herself as "Shakespeare's Sister." Mrs. Woolf represents the independent thinking and passion that our company exhibits. _____________________________________________________________
(from left to right) Katherine Lanpher, Anne Fernald, Ruth Gruber, Kris Lundberg, Susan Sellers
June 4-7, 2009 Fordham University, Lincoln Center New York City, NY
The Shakespeare's Sister Company's Founder,Kris Lundbergwill be speaking at the 2009 International Virginia Woolf Conference:Woolf and the City! She'll be joining fellow panelistsSusan Sellers, author the new novel Vanessa and Virginia, and Dr. Ruth Gruber, feminist and activist and the author of Virginia Woolf: The Will to Create as a Woman.Ms. Katherine Lanpher, host of Barnes and Noble’s acclaimed Upstairs at the Square, will moderate the discussions.
