53 - Mo Dowling’s Working Classes

06/18/19 • 1 min

Right now, somewhere in the world, someone is complaining about work. Many of us are not happy with our job, our boss, our colleagues or our staff. Does that ring a bell with you?

How do we learn to be a good worker, a good boss, to work well?

In my Working Classes shows, I present my whimsical collection of ideas and opinions gleaned from years of trying...!

Biography

Mo Dowling has over 30 years experience working in the National Health Service in clinical, management and leadership roles. She is a qualified dietitian and has an MBA, a post-graduate diploma in Leadership and formed the business consultancy ‘Dowling and Drew’. Although an experienced public speaker, having presented papers at both national and international conferences, this solo performance is a new exciting venture for Mo.

Mo is from Liverpool originally and now lives in north London. Her hobbies include playing ukulele and percussion and driving her 1957 Morris Traveller.

For further information, see www.modowling.com and www.dowlinganddrew.co.uk

Contact Mo at [email protected]

Right now, somewhere in the world, someone is complaining about work. Many of us are not happy with our job, our boss, our colleagues or our staff. Does that ring a bell with you?

How do we learn to be a good worker, a good boss, to work well?

In my Working Classes shows, I present my whimsical collection of ideas and opinions gleaned from years of trying...!

Biography

Mo is from Liverpool originally and now lives in north London. Her hobbies include playing ukulele and percussion and driving her 1957 Morris Traveller.

For further information, see www.modowling.com and www.dowlinganddrew.co.uk

Contact Mo at [email protected]

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52 - I am, I am not

I am, I am not is part of Carolina Mayorga’s series Sound Portraits in which the artist explores issues of cultural and gender identity. Performed by Carolina Mayorga and Greg Svitil.

Bio: Carolina Mayorga, Colombian-born and naturalized American citizen, has exhibited her work nationally and internationally for the last 20 years. Her work is part of national and international collections and has been reviewed in publications in South America, Europe and the US. Mayorga’s artwork addresses issues of social and political content. The artist lives and works in Washington, DC.

For more information visit: carolinamayorga.com