Karel has been active in both live theater and film. She's said that acting is her first love.
Karel has been active in both live theater and film. She's said that acting is her first love.
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Karel Lincoln Sloane-Boekbinder
Karel Lincoln Sloane-Boekbinder
Performance work can be seen in the Spike Lee film "Miracle at St. Anna" (as "Herb's Wife").
Karel Sloane-Boekbinder, Assistant Producer for the Ash Cultural Arts Center in New Orleans, is a playwright, author, actor, filmmaker and painter.
Karel has been a theatre professional for over 21 years.Stage management and video production At Ashé Cultural Arts Center in New Orleans, plus administration of the Cultural Crossroads program at Jefferson Parish Arts Society, writing and performing in both stage and film productions - Karel is one busy woman!
Swimming Upstream 2025
Swimming Upstream 2025
20 years
Theater
Theater
Postcards From Over The Edge
Postcards From Over The Edge
Postcards From Over The Edge, the most recent production, addresses prostitution today and back in the days of Storyville along with laws that target prostitutes unfairly. The crime against nature type laws effectively criminalize sex workers while leaving their customers untouched. Hugely entertaining and with plenty of comedy element, the play was followed by a roundtable of the performers relating their own experiences as trans women and prostitutes.
The play was originally written by Karel. This version was reworked, adding material written by cast members and live music.
Karel Sloane-Boekbinder works for the Ashé Cultural Arts Center in New Orleans, and is a playwright, author, actor, vocalist, filmmaker, and painter.
Karel has been a theatre professional for over 25 years. At Ashé CAC, Karel assists with stage management, video editing and production, all aspects of production and arts instruction. Her first love (and still her preference) is acting.
IMPRESSIONS: the Nature of Landscape is another original production. The play ties together the way the French impressionist painters viewed the world around them and today's conflict between environmental protection and industry interests and profits.
The critically acclaimed play Swimming Upstream was written in partnership with Eve Ensler for the 10th annual V-Day Celebration
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