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book, but suffice it to say that this experience happened in the north end of the building. Twenty years later, I would discover that this sanctuary was a temple to Hathor - a goddess I would portray in the 1997 German production of Laurel Victoria Gray's "Egypta." |
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stand that the whole temple complex we visited was built by a Queen Hapshepsut, a queen more correctly called "pharaoh." She is attributed by many scholars as being perhaps one of the most powerful women in history. (Sorry New Agers, I do not think I was Hapshepsut in a former life.) |
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tive glimpse back twenty years is that I never questioned just why - way back in 1975 and clearly dressed as a female - I began performing a "Cane Dance of the Ancient Pharaoh." I did not think it strange or odd at all. It seemed quite natural! Hmmmm? — Delilah |
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