Shari Caplan is a poet, actress, and development professional. She is the siren behind “Advice from a Siren” (Dancing Girl Press, 2016) and her poems have swum into Gulf Coast, Deluge, Drunk Monkeys, Non-binary Review, and more. Shari has been a featured reader at the Massachusetts Poetry Festival, where she has also organized experimental reading performance pieces, the “Poetry Carnival” and a “Fairy Tale Poetry Tour.” Her work has earned her fellowships to The Home School in New York, the Vermont Studio Center and nominations for a Rhylsing Award and a Pushcart Prize. She serves as producer and Madam of The Poetry Brothel in Boston, an immersive literary event fusing poetry, activism, cabaret, burlesque, mysticism, and more.
Shari Caplan
Don’t Wish, Do It Yourself
Essay
Don’t Wish, Do It Yourself
Women Finding Their Power in Cendrillon
17 October 2019
Tragedy That Heals Amid Heartbeat Laws
Essay
Tragedy That Heals Amid Heartbeat Laws
Melinda Lopez’s Yerma
31 July 2019
Summer’s Lease
Essay
Summer’s Lease
Shakespeare’s Monopoly on the Magic of Free Outdoor Theatre
4 October 2016
Sans Everything but the Essential
Essay
Sans Everything but the Essential
Shakespeare, Space Suits, and the Power of the Human
31 May 2016