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"Portland writer Cheryl Strayed reveals she is popular advice columnist 'Dear Sugar' ". Tiny Beautiful Things has been reviewed by journalists on staff at The Washington Post, the New York Times Book Review, the San Francisco Chronicle, and The Huffington Post. Vardalos reprised her performance at The Public in September, 2017 for an extended return engagement.
Other members of this original cast include Phillip James Brannon, Alfredo Narciso, and Natalie Woolams-Torres. The stage adaptation, written by Vardalos and directed by Kail, premiered at The Public Theater in December, 2016 to a sold-out run, starring Vardalos as Sugar. The book was conceived as a play, Tiny Beautiful Things, by Nia Vardalos, Thomas Kail, and Marshall Heyman. This second podcast, recorded over Google Hangouts, is intended to provide relief during the COVID-19 Pandemic. In April, 2020, in response to an outpouring of requests from readers for her to revive her Sugar persona yet again, Strayed premiered her newest podcast, "Sugar Calling." In each episode of this podcast, Sugar asks questions in conversation with a different author over the age of 60. The podcast was produced by The New York Times and WBUR, Boston's National Public Radio affiliate. It ran for four years, the final episode airing in September 2018. Strayed revived her Sugar persona in a podcast called "Dear Sugars," which she hosted alongside "Dear Sugar" creator, Steve Almond. The book also includes essays that were never published on the website. Tiny Beautiful Things is a compilation of columns chosen by Strayed, including both her favorite and most popular essays. She once said, "I’ve always written the column as if I were a naked woman standing in a field showing you everything but her face." In February, 2012, Strayed revealed her true identity as Sugar. She drew from her own life experiences in her letters and shared them in raw detail, both the good and the bad. As Sugar, Strayed responded to anonymous questions with searing honesty. She wrote for the column anonymously and without pay until the column ended in 2012, months before Tiny Beautiful Things was published. It was created and previously written by her friend, Steve Almond. Strayed took over this column, under the pseudonym "Sugar," on March 11, 2010. The book is a collection of essays from "Dear Sugar," Strayed's advice column on The Rumpus.
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