Ann Magnuson

The story of Martha Graham's life and art is told through the eyes of a fictitious documentary filmmaker Barbara Rosen. Martha, notoriously camera shy in real life, reluctantly agrees to let Barbara be the first person to film her creating her new ballet Phaedra, mainly because her new dance company desperately needs money to stage her new season. Initially resistant, she slowly opens up to Barbara, inviting her into her tempestuous world, and letting...

David Sedaris has delighted National Public Radio listeners for years and was hailed by the New Yorker as one of the funniest writers in America, “whose satirical brazenness holds up to Twain and Nathaniel West.” This updated collection of David Sedaris audio programs, includes his most recent releases…it’s an absolute delight to his fans as well as new listeners. The collection includes: Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, David

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