Que Sera Sera will be showing June 12 in the Rosendale Theater and June 15 to 18 in the The Lace Mill in Kingston. “The usher who was ushering at the LGBTQ Center when I did it a couple years ago said to me, 'Now I can accept myself.' That was just like, I said to myself, 'OK, I’ve done my job.'” “When you say, I’m 8 years old, it’s a good idea to have a picture of that person so they really understand, these thoughts were going through that little girl’s head,” Zelda said. “I’m 10 years old and I stand naked in front of the mirror and wonder why the me looking back at me isn’t the me I feel inside,” she said.Īll is presented with musical accompaniment and a slideshow of her life. Zelda said the show tells everything, even things she might only want to tell her therapist, from the triumphs of her life to her most difficult, darkest moments. This is something you say when you are stuck in a hopelessly unchangeable situation, but have come. I’m at a distance, but still it’s intimate.” This is Spanish for what will be, will be. I’m not your neighbor shoving something in your face. 'I’m not your friend trying to convince you of something. She said theater presents a unique opportunity to tell her story. It tells the story of her life’s journey of sexual orientation and gender expression. She said she was inspired to create the show in order to combat homophobia in a personal wayįirst performed in 2019, Que Sera Sera is a one-woman show starring Zelda.The show is a story about Zelda's journey of sexual orientation and gender expression throughout her life.

We still sing it together, after 30 yrs, and now their my. I'd replace Que Sera, sera with their name. Que Sera Sera is a one-woman show coming this June to Ulster County theaters, created by Zelda, aka Judith Z. 32 I use to sing this song to my girls, when they were babies.

Que sera sera