The Long Climb
Kari Bentley-QuinnThe Long Climb is about my life as a late-diagnosed woman with ADHD, my ongoing recovery from trauma/burnout, and navigating my career as a writer and theater artist in an increasingly hostile world.
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We Are Not "Under Babied"
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“Dr.” Mehmet Oz — best known for selling vitamins on daytime TV — declared the following this week:
“So, let me speak a little bit about the reality that one in three Americans are under-babied,” Dr...
The Wall Will Always Find You
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When I was a kid, my mother and I fought constantly. Sometimes, my father would join in. I had a smart mouth, so I didn’t take any of it laying down. My words were the only weapon I had at my disposal. De...
La Vie Boheme
the original cast of RENT
This month marks the 30th anniversary of the musical RENT1, which makes me feel very old, indeed. Of all the pieces of theater that have impacted my life, this one shaped my path like no other.
RENT ran on Broad...
The Inherent Narcissism of "Not All Men"
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The article on CNN about the online “Rape Academy” provided more evidence for what I already knew — that a staggering number of men would hurt women if they had the means and opportunity, even their own wive...
A Perfect Zebra
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It has been three years since I was diagnosed with ADHD in April of 2023.
This has led to an era of self-discovery and self-understanding that has been equal parts miraculous and devastating. I have had to...
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Snarky but sensitive X-ennial navigating life as a newly-diagnosed neurodivergent human. I am an award-winning playwright, as well as an essayist, watercolor artist, and theater producer. Proud resident of Queens, NYC.
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