By Jammie Salagubang Daily Bruin Contributor Imagine standing alone, with only a single voice to break the silence.
Countless faces peer out from the darkness, waiting to be entertained and engaged.
It really is a big risk to say this is who I am, this is me, presenting this work. Set in the 1940s, she plays a woman distraught over the Nazi murder of her parents. I'm trying to deal with the issue of violence and what justifies violence, if anything does. Winston's work also has autobiographical strains, drawing on her own Jewish background. It sounds like a story about these four women, but it's really about the journey of my life.