Writer, Actor, Yoga Instructor, Teaching Artist & Gatherings Host
Also wife, and mother of rascally adolescents. At any given time I'm juggling a number of these things, and doing the rest messily or not at all. I also spend a lot of time trying to sort out my very unruly hair. I post essays about all this and lots more, with rather irregular frequency, right here on my blog The Regular Jenny At the heart of all my work--the common thread that ties it together--is a relationship that changed everything for me . (It's not my husband, though he’s a damn fine specimen). It's the relationship between body and imagination, physical life and creativity. Unlocking that connection unleashed my world. It changed the way I move and breathe and make stuff and feed my spirit. But I traveled a long, dusty, lonesome road to discover it. So now, in addition to keeping up my own artistic practices, I try to smooth the path for others. I developed Yoga for the Creative Life because I love gathering people--especially women and creatives of every kind--to move, breathe, sweat, explore new pathways to the imagination, connect with kindred spirits, and experience flow together. Also to eat cheese, drink wine, and just commune. I offer a wide variety of innovative interdisciplinary classes, programs, workshops, and retreats to stretch and strengthen body and imagination, and fire up your creative process. 
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What else...? I'm a moderate health nut, immoderate talker, story junkie, and shameless shoe enthusiast, chronically torn between conflicting identities as ardent east coast urbanite and closet west coast hippie beach bum, who likes her city Atlantic but her ocean Pacific. I love great coffee, passable wine, and all the cheeses everywhere; also, funny people, books on paper, the New York Times, shelter magazines, large popcorns at small movies, Topanga Canyon at sunrise, the Hudson River at sunset, and an ocean dip whenever possible. In the summer of 2019, after 24 years in the Big Apple, my husband, actor Eric Sheffer Stevens, and I, with our kids, Hutch and Violet, and CJ, our beloved shabby-chic rescue mutt, made a bittersweet leap from New York to LA, moving from the charmed Chelsea brownstone where we'd lived since the dawn of time, to a little house at the foot of my beloved Topanga Canyon. 
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