Geoffrey Newman opens up about the defining moments that led him to write Better to Cry Now and the lessons he’s learned through love, loss, and acceptance. In this intimate reflection, he discusses finding self-confidence, confronting painful memories, and learning that the courage to be vulnerable is the true source of strength. His story offers inspiration for anyone seeking authenticity and purpose.

In Better to Cry Now, Geoffrey Newman reflects on the lifelong pursuit of self-acceptance and the courage to live authentically. Through the lens of theater and art, he explores how creativity, resilience, and love shape a life defined by purpose and truth.

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