What do America’s first botanists, a rare text from 1633, and dating before the Internet have in common?  All have been the objects of Beth Feldman Brandt’s poetic investigations.   On the page and on the stage, Beth evokes time and emotion with simple language that brings us back to universal experiences — the march of seasons, unpredictable journeys, and love in all of its combinations.

Beth's belief in the right of everyone to engage with the transformative power of the arts led her to become an audio-describer.  Bolstered by her sensibility as a poet and fierce advocacy for equitable access, Beth partners with community members who are blind and low-vision to describe theatre performances, gardens and other moments of culture in ways that open doors and imaginations.

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