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About Ted Zalewski
Ted Zalewski holds degrees from the University of Illinois, Chicago, Loyola University, and a combined degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and the Sloan School, MIT. A former secondary school and college educator, Ted has taught on the faculties of Lesley University and the University of Massachusetts, Boston. Author of biographies for young readers and one-person historical performances, Ted is the foremost interpreter of Theodore Roosevelt in America. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Radio and Television Artists.
About Vincent: A Portrait by the Postman Roulin
Praise for Vincent: A Portrait by the Postman Roulin
"In the most natural style, Mr. Zalewski creates the atmosphere of a French cafe in 1890… he crafts a very human, very moving story…(our audience) raved about the experience…Mr. Zalewski was a joy to work with and a consummate professional." Terry Byrne, Boston Globe theater critic
"Bravo! for keeping us at the edge of our seats. Merci beaucoup! " Alliance Francaise de Providence
Upcoming Events
Seeking opportunities to speak French? Join us online for our popular members-only conversation gathering.
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We invite parents and children to gather in the children's room of our library for a magical story time in French!
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Discover the art and aspirations of May ’68 through original protest posters on view in our gallery. Curated by Emily Ternynck, this exhibition explores a movement that challenged authority and imagined a new society.
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