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Cate Mazzola Director of Communication
Caitlin is ecstatic about being a member of such a wonderful group dedicated to spreading the arts around southern Connecticut. As Pablo Picasso once said, "Every child is an artist." The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up, and it is Caitlin's firm belief that RevitalArts can aid every young artist in continuing down his or her path. Caitlin has been participating in the arts since her breakthrough role as Pirate in St. Mary School's rendition of Peter Pan. She has also played such roles as Gwendolen Fairfax in Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest"" and Jonathan Brewster in Joseph Kesserling's "Arsenic and Old Lace" (yes, it was a male role). She is about to begin her junior year as a journalism and communications double major at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, Conn. Some day, Caitlin would love to either be a feature writer for Rolling Stone or have a fabulous public relations career in New York City. Currently, Caitlin writes for several newspapers, including UConn's Daily Campus and the the Milford Mirror. She is also a dedicated ice cream connosseur at Milford's very own Sundae House, a historic dairy landmark situated along New Haven Avenue. In her very little free time, Caitlin highly enjoys drinking various forms of coffee, researching hippies and enjoying the simple pleasures of life with her friends. She would like to thank Steven Seagal for being a terrible actor and Heath Ledger for being an exceptional actor both have helped her understand the range of human talent and how to utilize it for the greater good.
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FAVORITES
Art Forms: Acting, Instrumental Music (Piano, Guitar), Writing, Drawing.
Favorite Music: Billy Joel, the Beatles, Franz Ferdinand, Jason Mraz .
Favorite Books: Harry Potter (all), Anything by both Jodi Picoult or Stephen King, The Importance of Being Earnest.
Favorite Movies: Bridget Jones's Diary, Knocked Up, Sex and the City, It's a Wonderful Life.
Favorite TV Shows: Lost, Grey's Anatomy, the Office, Sex and the City.
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