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Q: Who IS that? A: Writer and performer Sheila Regan
Name: Sheila Regan
Twitter: @sheila_regan
Website: "You can find my writing regularly at the Twin Cities Daily Planet, City Pages' Dressing Room Blog, and Facebook."
What's your job?
"Depends on the day. I'm a freelance writer, mostly. I also occasionally teach acting to little kids."
Other than your job, what are your claims to fame?
"I moonlight as an actress."
What's your relationship status?
"I live with my boyfriend."
Where are you most likely to be seen?
"The problem is my favorite spots always end up closing. I like seeing shows at the Bryant-Lake Bowl a lot, and I'm a fan of the Riot Act Reading Series, and anything performance-related at the Walker, and the Southern Theater."
Where are you least likely to be seen?
"Outdoor concerts. I don't like sweaty crowds."
With whom are you most likely to be seen?
"I fly solo a lot, but I appreciate hanging out with other people who also fly solo who go to the same events that I do."
Where were you born?
"Minneapolis."
What neighborhood do you live in now?
"Whittier."
What's your ride?
"I try to ride my bike as much as possible, but I have a car for long distances, when I'm running late or feeling lazy."
What's the best way for someone to start a conversation with you?
"Tell me why you think the thing that everybody says is so awesome isn't, or why the thing everybody else hates is actually brilliant."
Photo courtesy Sheila Regan.
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Jay Gabler (jay [at] tcdailyplanet [dot] net, Twitter @JayGabler) is the Daily Planet's arts editor.



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keep it close to home!
Getting a little incestiuous round these parts. If you have really run out new folks at the bars and clubs, to the point where you are writing about other writers at your own publications, you perhaps need to start going to a wider range of bars and clubs. Or branch out and go to public meetings, political events, bike events, nature events, ethic gatherings, classical performances, monster truck events...
Suggestions?
As is noted in the sidebar, we welcome any suggestions for interesting people to feature in this column. Send suggestions to jay [at] tcdailyplanet [dot] net.
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