Joanna (as Sally Follet) backstage at Transport Group's All the Way Home, with Patrick Gilbert (Jim-Wilson Follet).

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Recently, Joanna was menaced by a scary man (Tom Treadwell) at the Depot Theatre in It Could Be Any One Of Us:

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May 4th, 2006-- Helen Reddy attends Reddy or Not!

Here she is with the whole creative team-- Barbara Anselmi (our musical director), myself, Joseph P. McDonnell (our invaluable director), and Lance on the end.

Here she stands in front of our poster.  The orange artwork is made from paper mache and egg cartons by a 6-year-old girl named Taya Welch who saw the show when it was done at the Depot Theatre-- I'll bet she never guessed Helen would see it someday!  It says, "To Joanna, I am Woman Hear me Roar, love Taya."

The black and white picture next to it is a picture of me singing "I Am Woman" in my fifth grade talent show, wearing an orange terry cloth dress and large-framed bifocals.  Helen signed the back of the photo, it is now one of my most prized possessions.

Finally, me, Helen, and my mother Donna Parson.  Ma gave me a hug after the show and Helen said, "I think somebody's proud of you!"  Cute!

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You can watch me and Lance Werth chat it up with Independentfilm.com by going to:

reddy-or-not-lance-werth-joanna-parson

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Joanna with Michelle Ragusa and Mark Aldrich in Transport Group's The Audience, in the storyline "The Obsessed Fans," written by David Pittu.

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Publicity photo by Eric Stephen Jacobs...

Joanna as Gertrude Lawrence in "Noel and Gertie" for the Henlopen Theatre Project (July 2005), with Carl Randolph as Noel Coward, and Doug Yetter, the Musical Ditrector at the piano.

Joanna with Shayna Dowdeswell in Daria Polatin's short play "DC", part of "Thicker Than Water" at the Ensemble Studio Theatre.

Your view of the Siberia stage and Joanna as "The Non-Intrusive Subway Musician" at the Happy Hour Salon.

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