About Me
- ANNA ZASTROW
- I am an actor, clown and teaching artist based in New York City. Loka Humana is the social outreach wing of my theater company Loka Maer, which consists of none other than myself at the moment. That is, I am Loka Humana. I have been clowning around since the day I was born my family would say, but artistically and professionally, one might say, I discovered clowning at Ecole Jacques Lecoq, where I studied all aspects of physical theater.
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Hi, Anna --
ReplyDeleteJUST want you to know that I'm thinking of you and STILL in awe of the vision that you had that has come to be a reality and that's impacted so many. I'm looking at your card with the cutout silhuette of a fisherman, so simple and yet so beautiful and profound. And I must remember to tell you that the suite number for my office is 2525. I suspect you got 2430 from Nick; it's where I used to be.
Meantime, yes I did sign up for your blog, so know that I'm following you. The photos of the children smiling are amazing; the magic that you share is profound and inspiring. You go, girl!
Thanks for staying in touch.
Love,
Phyllis