INTERVIEW WITH BROADWAY WORLD


https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/Interview-WriterDirector-Catherine-Butterfield-on-the-World-Premiere-of-TO-THE-BONE-Presented-by-Open-Fist-Theatre-Company-20220926Interview with Broadway World


April, 2025: The cast and crew of "Inseparables," the Catalan version of "Joined at the Head" performed beautifully in Barcelona. Top two on left hand side were in the 2012 production of the play, performed in Castillian Spanish. What a fabulous experience! I'm so glad I went.

Catherine Butterfield and Tisha Terrasini Banker being interviewed on KPFK about TO THE BONE at Theatre 68.


​REVIEWS:  "THE SERPENT AND THE ROSE" 


CRITICS REVIEW - BOOKLIFE PRIZE 2024 -- 9.5 RANKING

"Butterfield writes with charming, witty pose, perfectly intoning the speech patterns of her characters and the era of the novel.
This novel sets itself apart through Butterfield's spotless prose and deeply thoughtful character studies; Marguerite is a powerhouse from the start, stunning in her intensity and relatability, and Butterfield perfectly balances her vulnerability with her growing skill and capacity to rule. Marguerite is alive with poise, vulnerability, and a sincerity that makes her breathtakingly real."


HISTORICAL FICTION COMPANY -  5 STARS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

"The Serpent and the Rose is a captivating tale that skillfully weaves together historical, dramatic and personal elements. Catherine Butterfield brings to life a fascinating period in French history and paints a complex and memorable portrait of Queen Marguerite de Valois." 

KIRKUS REVIEWS 

"A sweeping but intimate story that highlights the author's clear attention to detail....."  "Over the course of the novel, Butterfield employs diary-style from Marguerite's perspective that make for a brisk read, and Marguerite, despite her royal background, comes off as approachable and very human throughout."


REEDSY - 5 STARS


"Author Catherine Butterfield has masterfully crafted a multi-layered novel steeped with political intrigue, treachery, and betrayal. "


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