Deborah Jeanne Weitzman
An impossible love.
An impossible choice.
Invite me to your book club
Is your book club reading The Sinking of the Leonardo da Vinci? I’d love to join you. After you’ve finished the book, I’m happy to arrange a one-hour Zoom Q&A — any questions you have, about the writing, the characters, the choices I made. I love meeting readers and hearing about your experience of my work.
“Anyone who has loved, lost, and struggled to move on will find The Sinking of the Leonardo Da Vinci an absorbing story long after the empty cappuccino.”
— Kathryn Graven, author of Memoirs of a Mask Maker.
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Deborah Jeanne Weitzman
An impossible love.
An impossible choice.
Invite me to your book club
Is your book club reading The Sinking of the Leonardo da Vinci? I’d love to join you. After you’ve finished the book, I’m happy to arrange a one-hour Zoom Q&A — any questions you have, about the writing, the characters, the choices I made. I love meeting readers and hearing about your experience of my work.
“Anyone who has loved, lost, and struggled to move on will find The Sinking of the Leonardo Da Vinci an absorbing story long after the empty cappuccino.”
— Kathryn Graven, author of Memoirs of a Mask Maker.
Deborah Jeanne Weitzman
Performer . Teacher . Writer . Truth-Seeker
A native New Yorker, I’ve traveled the world at times searching for home, at times curious and hungry for magic. The magic I find in touching people, with my songs and haunting melodies, with the lessons I give in freeing the voice and finding our breath, in all my writing. I am forever learning how to improve my understanding of being alive, how to be healthy and flowing and how to find innocence and joy even with heartache and world sadness.
By stopping who we think we have to be,
we experience who we are.
Fresh Off the Press
Sending out essays to literary magazines is new territory for me, which makes this first acceptance especially thrilling. In this piece, I dive into the adventure of recording my own audiobook—the planning, the false starts, the doubts, and the moments of real discovery. It stretched me in ways I didn’t expect and made me fall in love with my book all over again. I hope you’ll give it a read.
Deborah Jeanne Weitzman
Performer . Teacher . Writer . Truth-Seeker
A native New Yorker, I’ve traveled the world at times searching for home, at times curious and hungry for magic. The magic I find in touching people, with my songs and haunting melodies, with the lessons I give in freeing the voice and finding our breath, in all my writing. I am forever learning how to improve my understanding of being alive, how to be healthy and flowing and how to find innocence and joy even with heartache and world sadness.
By stopping who we think we have to be,
we experience who we are.
In development
Musical: Island in the Storm
Writing – Classes – Projects
New Musical
New Musical
Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
Singer Songwriter
Singer Songwriter
Alexander Technique:
Sessions
The Alexander Technique has many applications. I often combine this deep release work helping singers, dancers, actors and instrumentalists (beginners to professionals) improve their playing and performance. By overcoming harmful tensions and habits of use which interfere with the making and projecting of full and beautiful expression, and with deep listening, I help students discover what they truly want and what is holding them back. Both in their creative work and in all aspects of life.
Deborah on YouTube
A recovering perfectionist who suffered debilitating anxiety, it took years to let the angel of song sing through me and feel the raw pleasure of music. I share that joy in my concerts and try to inspire people to embrace who they are.
Deborah Jeanne Weitzman
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ABOUT - Deborah travels and connects with people all over the world through her work as performer, writer, dancer and truth-seeker.


