Lilyville
Book • 2021
In Lilyville, Tovah Feldshuh reflects on her upbringing and complex relationship with her mother Lily, tracing generational differences across more than a century.
The memoir is uniquely structured like a theater piece in three acts with intermissions, reflecting her life as a performer and emphasizing scenes over chapters.
Feldshuh combines humor, family anecdotes, and reflections on women’s changing roles to explore identity, expectation, and reconciliation.
The book draws on her long stage career and personal history to examine mother-daughter dynamics and cultural shifts.
It serves both as a personal portrait and a broader commentary on women's lives across generations.
The memoir is uniquely structured like a theater piece in three acts with intermissions, reflecting her life as a performer and emphasizing scenes over chapters.
Feldshuh combines humor, family anecdotes, and reflections on women’s changing roles to explore identity, expectation, and reconciliation.
The book draws on her long stage career and personal history to examine mother-daughter dynamics and cultural shifts.
It serves both as a personal portrait and a broader commentary on women's lives across generations.
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Tovah Feldshuh
TOVAH!!!!!
