You have spent time listening to Wendy Wasserstein, looking over the history of women’s equality, and the history of women

You have spent time listening to Wendy Wasserstein, looking over the history of women’s equality, and the history of women in the Theatre and Cinema.

In light of all your research and work this week, I would like you to discuss your own personal influences in your own life by a strong woman or women. Who in your life has supported you, pushed you, challenged you and kept or keep you centered and on the strait and narrow for the places, careers, hopes and dreams that you have had in the past and those hopes and dreams that you would like to pursue for the future?

Has there been a strong woman in your life that you can look to as an example for how you see the world, make choices, and live out your daily life?

What would you say is an influential lesson or lessons that they have had on your life? What and how can this influence be encouraging to others?

If you were to write a play about this woman in your life, what would the title be and what kind of play would you write? A Comedy, Drama, Tragedy, Musical? Why or why not?

I would like to talk about my mom. She is a teacher and pushed me to go outside and study abroad and have knowledge.