My Last Words... Not Really: Plays and Poetry. Cet article n’est pas disponible.My Last Words... Not Really: Plays and Poetry

Highlighting topics such as domestic violence, STD’s, and relationships My Last Words… Not really explores social issues faced in the world. Written at a moment when life seemed fragile and temporary, Sahara showcases vulnerability and bold expression. This collection features poetry, a one act play, and a one woman show. Showcasing not only Sahara’s talents as a writer, but as a playwright with humor hidden among the pain.

Sahara is a Writer, Artist, and Actor. She is a graduate of Buena Vista University with a Bachelor's degree in Communication Theatre Studies. Currently she lives in St. Louis. As a member of the UrbArts Collective she works with VerbQuake youth as a teaching artist. She was member of the nationally ranked St. Louis poetry slam team for three consecutive years and placed in the top 20 of Woman of the World Poetry Slam 2017. Sahara has produced, written, and performed a one woman show entitled, "The Family Cookbook" that has recently done a national tour and was a part of the 2016 St. Louis Fringe Festival. As a teaching artist Sahara specializes in performance, drama, poetry, and S.T.E.A.M workshops. Previously she was a lead teacher/community liaison for the YMCA. She has substituted in St. Louis Public Schools, worked as a Production Assistant with disabled adults as a part of Theatre Unlimited at the Jewish Community Center, was the first Katherine Dunham Fellow at COCA, and worked at The Fabulous Fox. Currently she is a Young Adult Services Provider with the St. Louis Public Library.