Stories
- Sonya Wozniak, “One Night in Alameda”
- Leslie Beam,“Favorite Daughter”
- Stevie Lee Saxon,“Korean Badass”
- Enzo Lombard-Quintero,“Love, Humiliation and Karaoke”
Music
Music for Sight Seeing: Stix Terrif on vocals, Sal Morone on keys
About the Performers
Sonya Wozniak is a Bay Area writer, performer and teacher, all of which sounds more impressive than it is. She is an ardent believer in curiosity and compassion as two of the most important human values, even though those traits have led her into sticky (literally!) situations on more than one occasion.
Leslie Beam, active in the San Francisco theatre scene since 2004, wrote and performed the comedy-hit miss-matches.com which ran for eight months in 2006. She debuted her one act play, Meeting Makers Make It, in September of 2007. “Favorite Daughter” is one of several original pieces to be included in Leslie’s upcoming full-length show. Collaborators include Jayne Wenger, W. Kamau Bell and David Ford.
Stevie Lee Saxton graduated with a degree in Dramatic Arts from The University of Kansas before acting and producing short films in Austin, Texas. He is currently one of only a handful of students who has graduated with a Masters in Fine Arts with emphasis in Acting at San Francisco’s Academy of Art University.
Enzo Lombard-Quintero grew up in Baltimore’s Little Italy in a very musical and theatrical family. Enzo sang professionally from age 7, appeared on children’s television, studied acting in London and New York City, and has been a songwriter, documentary director, and travel columnist over the past 15 years. Enzo is currently producer of SoloHouse in San Francisco.