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Feeding the Dragon
- Narrated by: Sharon Washington
- Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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Publisher's Summary
For a book-obsessed kid with a big imagination and a flair for drama, could anything be luckier than living in a library? Capturing her remarkable childhood and its impact, Sharon Washington's autobiographical Off-Broadway show brings its sense of wonder and bittersweet realism into your home and heart as an enthralling audio experience. Only from Audible, Feeding the Dragon celebrates the role of books in opening Washington's mind to worlds of possibilities - including a career in acting.
As part of our mission to offer listeners outstanding performances in contemporary theater, we are thrilled to present acclaimed stage actor Washington’s debut as a playwright. Intimate and emotionally nuanced, Sharon Washington's reckoning of childhood, race, and memory is, as one listener says, a "feast for the creative soul."
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About the Author and Performer
Feeding the Dragon is Sharon Washington's debut as a writer. The play had its Off-Broadway premiere at the Cherry Lane Theatre, where she was nominated for a 2018 Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Solo Performance. The play had its world premiere at City Theatre Company in Pittsburgh and a well-received run at Hartford Stage.
Sharon has been a working actor for almost 30 years, appearing on Broadway in The Scottsboro Boys, the last collaboration of the legendary team of Kander & Ebb, in a role she originated Off-Broadway at the Vineyard Theatre. She has played roles with the New York Shakespeare Festival, Manhattan Theatre Club, LCT3/Lincoln Center Theater, and Second Stage Theater, among others. For her performance in Colman Domingo’s Wild With Happy, she was nominated for the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play and won the Audelco Award for Best Supporting Actress. Sharon has also appeared at award-winning regional theaters around the country including: Actors Theatre of Louisville, Guthrie Theater, Huntington Theatre, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Arena Stage, Seattle Repertory Theatre, and Yale Repertory Theatre.
Her recent film work includes the Ruth Bader Ginsburg biopic On the Basis of Sex (2018) and The Kitchen (2019). Other film and television credits include The Looming Tower, Wiener-Dog, Gotham, Blue Bloods, The Blacklist, White Collar, Taking Chance, Royal Pains, Damages, Michael Clayton, The Long Kiss Goodnight, Malcolm X, Die Hard with a Vengeance, Law & Order, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, where she can occasionally be seen on the bench as Judge Virginia Hayes. You might also recognize her voice as the narrator of several documentary series for Animal Planet, Discovery, TVOne, and NOVA.
Sharon Washington earned an MFA from the Yale School of Drama and BA from Dartmouth College. To learn more, visit: iamsharonwashington.com/
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- Imara Walker
- 09-07-18
Excellent story!
I recommend this story to anyone who has the desire to be captivated over a relatively short period of time.
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- Jean
- 09-10-18
Delightful
This is a memoir. The book is very short. I obtained it for free from Audible as part of their new Audible Originals’ program. Washington grew up in an apartment inside one of the New York Library branches. This was written as a one woman play and performed by Washington. Washington grew up in the library and her excitement and love of books feeds the story. Her father was the library custodian and every day he shoveled coal into the furnace. As a child Washington pretended this was a dragon. I enjoyed this memoir. If you are looking for a short book, try this one.
The book is one hour and 17 minutes. Washington does an excellent job narrating the book/ acting the play. Washington is an actress, voice over artist, audiobook narrator and an author.
20 people found this helpful
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- Marily
- 09-07-18
Love to love in that library!
What an enjoyable story delivered with such an expressive voice! Certainly made that dragon come alive!
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- ddlankford
- 09-07-18
Incredibly good!
This was not what I expected but the story was both rich and compelling. I don’t want to ruin the experience for the next listener but it amazed me that so much of a life could be told in such a relatively short time and evoke so many emotions.
16 people found this helpful
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- deb
- 06-26-18
Outstanding!
Sharon Washington's story is captured in not only the words but the tones so well that it really would be appropriate to have a way to offer a superlative to the 5-star rating. Do not skip this audio production--truly outstanding! Share with the young people.
15 people found this helpful
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- Steve
- 09-08-18
Sound Problems
This story is great. It has one problem that is really hard for me. I listen to audio books while driving my car. The sound in this audio book was not consistent. It would get really loud and then really soft at different points. I missed parts of the book and to go back to hear what was said then it would get to loud and shake my car. My advice is that if your listening to this great story listen in an environment where there is little background noise so that you can handle the ups and downs within the audio-book.
16 people found this helpful
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- Dee in Atlanta
- 09-11-18
This book will be on your mind long after you listen to it!
You will laugh. You will cry. Oh my. I have recommended it to friends. It is thought provoking. The narrator is quite animated. I felt like I was there. What an interesting story. I will follow the author/narrator. Thank you audible! I could not see the rating for this book. Please list the review ratings.
4 people found this helpful
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- Meah
- 09-10-18
Awesome
Poignant short story with the power and inspiration of a full length novel. I intend to pass it on.
4 people found this helpful
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- Unique4ever
- 07-19-18
Imaginative and Creative
What a fascinating story (memoir) of a typical, black family living in a library after hours. Enjoyable performance with the characters played out to the fullest. A girl by the name of Sharon Washington, who, has a great imagination and very creative. The phrase, "don't call to much attention to yourself" is true today in many African American homes!
8 people found this helpful
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- Caitlyn Storm Lewis
- 11-29-18
Story doesn’t really go anywhere
If I could sum up the concluding chapter it would be: I wanted a story of my childhood to exist so I wrote one.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge fan of autobiographies and this is well written and well performed (her onomatopoeic narrations! Just wow). However, I feel like it would only really be of great interest to fans of the actress who lived these experiences.
That being said, it does offer some limited but authentic insight into the too-often under-represented African American experience of this era. So might be worth it for that too.
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- Martina Oravcova
- 05-14-20
brilliant
so nice red so nice written thank you for this short book it made an hour waiting a present time.
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- Lesley Gillingham
- 08-28-20
Brilliant
I really enjoyed listening to Sharon, she takes you right into her world. Recommend completely.
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- angela christine russell
- 08-14-20
mesmerising
icould not stop listening. such description. i was there feeling tasting and smelling every moment.
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- Shelley
- 06-23-20
A moving story well told
A moving story well told. An insight into the life of a young black girl in New York
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- Frieda
- 06-07-20
So moving.
This was really moving. It's started so lightly I didn't see what was coming, the title was so apt. Very well told.
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- Elisabeth Spanggaard
- 06-04-20
ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS
An emotional and beautiful portray of life for a black family in New York City, in the 70s.
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- BrianP
- 05-24-20
Lovely story
This was such a moving and fascinating tale. I loved the idea of the little girl able to have the run of the library after closing time
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- Finewine
- 05-18-20
enchanting story
so well performed, such a great stor. I loved every minute! a truly great listen.
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- Rosielil
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Enjoyable
A lovely family story through the eyes of a little girl a beautiful ending really sweet.
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- M. Price
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The Little Girl Who Lived in the Library
What a wonderful memoir, it has everything, humour, pathos, love. I was only sorry that it passed so quickly, an absolute treat!