Darlene at Super Voices rehearsal [Photo credit: Lindsey Adams]
Tell me a bit about yourself and the things you enjoy.
My name is Darlene, I live at False Creek Residence and am loving every minute of it. I like to go out to restaurants, to meet new people and make new friends. It gives me a chance to express myself!
How did you find out about Realwheels?
I found out about Realwheels by some people from False Creek who were in it.
What draws you to Wheel Voices? What keeps you coming back?
This is the third time I’ve participated in Wheel Voices and I keep coming back to do more acting. I’ve learned so much from the program.
A smile to light up any stage! [Photo credit: Kevin Statham]
When I was growing up I always wanted to be an actress, from watching movies. Wheel Voices has given me the opportunity to pursue that passion.
What skills have you learned through Wheel Voices that you use in your everyday life?
I’ve had more confidence from day one, thanks to James Sanders, who got me started with Wheel Voices. If it hadn’t been for him, I don’t know where I’d be.
I have had so much support and encouragement.
What have you learned about storytelling? What makes a good storyteller?
I think that storytelling means a lot. You can express your feelings and tell your story to an audience.
What is it like to tell your story in front of an audience?
Nerve wracking and really scary. The trick for memorizing my lines is to take a deep breath and hope that it all works out!
What’s your superpower?
My superpower is my love always for my grandmother, who passed away two months after my dad. My superpower is derived from my deep love and memory of my family.
What would you say to others that might be interested in participating?
Join Wheel Voices because it’s really empowering!
Are you ready for the performance?
I think I’m ready, I’ve been practicing non-stop and biting my nails!
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