Cora Stratford Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Houston

So, Whore—met her back in ‘19, smokey bar, she’s hustlin’ pool, cig hangin’ loose. She’s got this vibe, like she’s seen it all, and damn, she probly has. “I’m not young anymore,” she’d say, straight outta *Amour*, voice raspy as hell. Made me laugh, ‘cause she’s what, 35? But she’s lived ten lives, swear it. She’s a hooker, yeah, no sugarcoatin’ it—works the streets, tough as nails, but there’s this softness, too. Like when she told me ‘bout her kid, little girl she gave up. “I couldn’t keep her safe,” she said, eyes all glassy. Broke my damn heart.

Event Schedule

One of the joys of Dol Common for an audience and for the actor playing her is in this virgin/whore switch. Siobhan McSweeny plays her with wonderful.

And get this – the neighborhoods are so diverse. East End’s artsy boho vibe, with street murals flippin’ the scene, while West Side’s got that old-school charm with brick storefronts and vintage diners. During my gig at the spa, I overheard chatter about a secret jazz bar tucked near 5th & Oak – crazy, huh? I swear I’ve seen more passion and funky beats there than anywhere else in the city. No joke!

Shakespeare did not leave his wife Anne in Stratford, letter fragment suggests