04/29/2022
MEET THE CAST: Leah Lundin Hall (she/her), our M.
Q: How do you relate to your role (or not)?
A: I think there's a little bit of M in all of us. Someone trying desperately to follow their dreams and passions, but life keeps dealing them new challenges. There's also a lot about M that none of us can relate to. In this play, M exhibits more strength and grace than I think most people could even fathom. Personally, I relate to her spirit of independence, her sense of humor, and her stubborn persistence in pushing herself to keep going.
Q: In ACCIDENTAL INTIMACIES, “M” is supported by the icons she grew up idolizing. Who were/are your icons?
A: Billie Eilish is everything to me. Growing up, I idolized Kristen Chenoweth. Still do, really. I also am a big fan of my mom.
Q: People need to see ACCIDENTAL INTIMACIES because...
A: Besides just bearing witness to a beautiful piece of art, people have to hear this story. Absolutely have to. It's hard to describe the play using just text, but to mince words, it is a complex exposé on s*x work which people desperately need to hear and learn from. I promise you, if you are not a s*x worker, this play is required viewing for you to be a better human. But it is also the story of an unbelievable woman. It's a story of insistent resilience, feminist revolution, and raw personal rebirth. It's educational, it's inspiring, and it's necessary.
Q: Describe ACCIDENTAL INTIMACIES in 8 words.
A: 8 words?! Oh geez. "A poetic revolution of feminism and radical healing"
