By Sarah Dunn
FANS of iconic 70s TV series The Bionic Woman got a taste of life behind the scenes when Hollywood actress Lindsay Wagner shared 'An Evening With'... a Sheffield audience.
The former TV star shared stories and anecdotes about her life playing Jaime Sommers in the hit TV series, for which she won an Emmy award.
People gathered at the Royal Victoria Holiday Inn for the event last night, which included a question and answer session when guests could ask about the things they had always wanted to know.
Lindsay, who now works as an emotional healer, also spoke about her life away from the small screen, running workshops drawing on her own life experiences and studies of eastern and western techniques to help people realise their full potential.
The evening was organised on the suggestion of mum Karen Stowe, from Cleveland, who is working with the star in England after taking part in one of her courses in America.
Lindsay said: "I hope it was enjoyable for people to hear my stories about what was going on behind what they were watching."
It followed on from the Quiet the Mind Open the Heart workshop she held at Tankersley Manor last November, and coincided with the release of her meditation CD Open to Oneness.
FANS of iconic 70s TV series The Bionic Woman got a taste of life behind the scenes when Hollywood actress Lindsay Wagner shared 'An Evening With'... a Sheffield audience.
The former TV star shared stories and anecdotes about her life playing Jaime Sommers in the hit TV series, for which she won an Emmy award.
People gathered at the Royal Victoria Holiday Inn for the event last night, which included a question and answer session when guests could ask about the things they had always wanted to know.
Lindsay, who now works as an emotional healer, also spoke about her life away from the small screen, running workshops drawing on her own life experiences and studies of eastern and western techniques to help people realise their full potential.
The evening was organised on the suggestion of mum Karen Stowe, from Cleveland, who is working with the star in England after taking part in one of her courses in America.
Lindsay said: "I hope it was enjoyable for people to hear my stories about what was going on behind what they were watching."
It followed on from the Quiet the Mind Open the Heart workshop she held at Tankersley Manor last November, and coincided with the release of her meditation CD Open to Oneness.
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Photographer: Steve Ellis
Photographer: Steve Ellis