“With actor and audience in the same hallowed space, theatre has incredible power. It can meld heartbeats.
Ultimately, it’s all about connection.”
Playwright
Described as having the "storyteller gift," Carole Vasta Folley's plays speak to the themes of belonging and “the crazy, complicated ways we connect with one another.” Her work features stories about older women and offers powerful, complex, and fun roles for these women as well.
Although many of her plays tackle tough issues, comedy is Vasta Folley’s milieu. Whether a farce or “a laugh-out-loud ode to the bonds of female friendship,” the playwright uses humor to invite the audience in, believing that laughter is more than an elixir, it’s a gateway to the heart.
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Columnist
Carole Vasta Folley is an award-winning columnist with accolades from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists, the New England Newspaper & Press Association, and the Vermont Press Association. Using her quirky sense of humor and penchant for introspection, her IN MUSING column explores the many facets of being human, from the ridiculous to the sublime.
