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“She sees celebrities who are advocates for certain causes, and that’s why she wants to do it. That’s her calling — to bring awareness,” Paula Swain says of her daughter Hannah’s goal of becoming a famous actress.
‘Any dream will do’ Hannah Swain spent two years in a hospital bed with a life-threatening form of leukemia. Now that she’s a survivor, she has a message to share. ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT COVER STORY CONTINUED ON PAGE 2
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‘Any dream will do’ Hannah Swain spent two years in a hospital bed with a life-threatening form of leukemia. Now that she’s a survivor, she has a message to share.
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“Hannah is honestly a breath of fresh air at the hospital (she goes twice a year for testing),” Paula Swain says of her daughter. “Everyone wants to be there when we go for checkups because she does cartwheels in the hall, and when she learned cursive she’d show them … they are her family.”
There are shy children, and then there’s 10-year-old Hannah Swain. The energetic Sarasota native talks in circles as she tells the story about how, two years ago, her dream of meeting her idol, Miranda Cosgrove, star of Nickelodeon’s “iCarly,” came true. Hannah covers every detail: how she rode in an airplane for the first time; how she was upgraded to first class thanks to the generosity of a stranger and got to eat a free sandwich; how she sat in the pilot’s seat; how the taxi from the airport didn’t have air conditioning; and how she rode in a limo. In her version, a few more “likes” are strewn about. Make-A-Wish Central and Northern Florida granted Hannah’s wish of meeting Cosgrove. After that encounter, she set her sights on becoming an actress and advocate for cancer awareness. “If I didn’t (ever get cancer), I don’t think I would be doing acting,” she says. Now, Hannah splits her time between Los Angeles and Sarasota as she works toward making it big. She not only enjoys it, she’s confident about her talent: “But, not to brag!” she’s quick to say. Sometimes she hides her face when she watches her own work on-screen; other times she thinks it’s really cool. Since making the decision to become an actor, Hannah has appeared in one episode of ABC’s “Castle”; has done a few commercials; has won a Young Artist
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2. My family — They took such good care of me when I was little and let me do acting and do all this stuff for me now. They could have said no. We live in Sarasota, so (my mom) drives all the way (to Venice Theatre) and sits and waits for two hours, then takes me home. Most moms wouldn’t do that, so I love her. And my dad allows me what I want to do and spends money for the acting part.
Where: Venice Theatre, 140 W. Tampa Ave., Venice Cost: $10 through $25 Info: Call 488-1115 or visit venicestage.com nosed with leukemia Mother’s Day 2007. White blood cell counts above 50,000 are considered high-risk; her count was 178,000. The next two-and-a-half years of her life were spent working to get that count to normal. And a great deal of that time was spent in the hospital, including birthdays and holidays. But her mom and dad, Darren Swain, taught her to treat her sickness as if it were an ongoing cold — there was no “woe is me” behavior allowed. They did their best to make the experience better by packing suitcases full of games. Hannah wasn’t scared when she underwent chemotherapy, sometimes swallowing up to 21 pills a day. She wasn’t scared when the cancer spread to her brain and she had to undergo radiation and lost her hair for the second time. And, even if her parents were unsure of the outcome, they never showed it in front of her. Hannah maintained a positive outlook, and she says the possibility of death didn’t cross her mind once. Hannah’s advice for other chil-
3. My friends — They don’t say, “Oh, you had cancer, I don’t want to be your friend,” or “That’s weird, I don’t want to spend time with you.” They like me for who I am. 4. All Children’s Hospital — The nurses and doctors, I love them like family. Courtesy photos
Clockwise, from top left: Hannah Swain on her first day of kindergarten sans hair because of her cancer treatment; Hannah proudly displays the last chemotherapy pill she ever took Sept. 17, 2009; Hannah smiles on set of ABC's "Castle" — she was the only child on set, and they had a candy buffet just for her; and Hannah rides in the pilot seat on her way to meet Miranda Cosgrove, her wish granted by Make-A-Wish Central and Northern Florida. dren going through what she did: “You have to have confidence that you’re going to get better,” she says. Hannah’s story is akin to main character Joseph’s in “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” Hannah is strong and de-
termined, and so is Joseph, which is why director Brad Wages opted to cast a Make-A-Wish advocate. And Hannah hopes to inspire sick children with her role. “Look at me now! I’m better, and you’re going to get better, too,” she says.
5. God — He allowed me to live. Maybe because he thinks I’m a good person or because I’ll do good in my acting career.
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Playwright talks ‘South Beach Babylon’ Sarasota audiences were first introduced to “South Beach Babylon” in 2011 during a reading of the play, still in draft form, at FST’s Sarasota Festival of New Plays. Miami-born playwright Michael McKeever has had seven other plays read in the festival during the past two decades. In fact, the readings’ successes cropped full-fledged productions of “37 Postcards” and “The Miam-ians” on Florida Studio Theatre’s stages — and, now, “South Beach Babylon,” which opens July 24. This will be the first production of “South Beach Babylon” since McKeever made two large cuts to the script. “To have one of your plays produced at FST is tantamount to winning the lottery,” McKeever says. “It’s always such a treat!” Here’s a description of the play: Five South Beach artists prepare for Art Basel — is that pretty accurate? That’s simply the story line. What the play is really about is that constant struggle for all artists — be it an actor, painter, performance artist, choreographer, etc. It’s the struggle of staying true to yourself as an artist. But, this is a commercial industry; you have to make it commercial enough or accessible enough where people are going to lay down $35 to $60 to see the performance. That’s at the heart of the play, finding that balance (between art and business) when creating artwork. If you could sell your play using
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When: 8 p.m. July 24 and runs through Aug. 18 Where: Florida Studio Theatre (Gompertz Theater), 1241 N. Palm Ave. Cost: Tickets $19 to $42 Info: Call 366-9000 or visit floridastudiotheatre.org with people you love. You don’t have to be a movie star or a Tony Award-winning playwright. And I take great pride that I’ve supported myself primarily as a playwright. Of course, winning a Tony (would be) fun, too.
Who or what inspired your five artists in the script? It’s certainly not autobiographical. What I wanted was to get different characters to represent different stages of careers, of where they want to be and of success strictly on a commercial basis. Which character best represents where you are on the spectrum of artist careers? I’m stuck in the middle … I’ve never done work I don’t feel passionate about. And, along the same lines, I haven’t ever forgotten that this is a commercial enterprise and a business, and that people are going to pay hardearned money to see one of my shows. I’ve never felt strongly about putting something in front of an audience that will alienate or offend them, no matter how
What’s next for you? Can you tell us about any other scripts you’re working on that we might see at FST in the future? Currently, I’m working on another that’s having a world premiere in March in Miami called “Clark Gable Slept Here.” I’ll read the synopsis: “As one of the silver screen's brightest stars charms his way through the Golden Globe Awards ceremony, his staff tries to figure out what to do with the dead male prostitute on his bedroom floor.” It’s a black, black, black comedy. I was just telling (FST’s casting/hiring coordinator) James Ashford about it and he was excited, so I’ll be sending it to him once the script is finished.
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