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The Story
Marlene always answers...
but this time she didn't.
Marlene was Mickey's Trinidadian nanny and the woman who raised him. She always answers his calls. But on her seventieth birthday, she doesn't. What begins as concern becomes a funny, intimate, and increasingly urgent three-day search to reach her, and to understand the relationship he has spent his life trying to put into words.
“Calling Marlene is the kind of deeply personal story that becomes universal through its specificity — funny, moving, and full of the emotional truth that makes live storytelling matter."
Natalie Gavilanes
Manager of Public Programs, Performance
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
From script to stage
An episodic behind-the-scenes journey into Calling Marlene
The series follows the real-time development of Calling Marlene as Mickey Farrow tries to find out how far one finished script can actually go — navigating every step from finding a director and building the creative team to first performances, producers, festivals, theaters, and, perhaps, one day, Broadway.
From script to stage
An episodic behind-the-scenes journey into Calling Marlene
The series follows the real-time development of Calling Marlene as Mickey Farrow tries to find out how far one finished script can actually go — navigating every step from finding a director and building the creative team to first performances, producers, festivals, theaters, and, perhaps, one day, Broadway.
I Wrote a Show. Can I Get It to Broadway? | Calling Marlene - Episode 1
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The Daughter of a Jamaican Nanny Finally Tells Her Side of the Story
