Inspired by Arthur Wooten's life, Dizzy is a unique read in that it marries two genres: an exciting backstage show business tale coupled with a frightening medical drama.
Angie Styles, a beloved Broadway star, is struck down at the height of her career by a mysterious disease and is forced to reexamine her life and the people in it as she fights to survive.
"Dizzy is a wonderfully told story with such great heart and humor." - Peter Gregus, Broadway actor, writer, director, currently starring in Jersey Boys
"Dizzy is an entertaining and realistic portrayal of the unique challenges faced by people suffering from inner ear balance disorders. Mr. Wooten has captured the fear and frustration common among vestibular patients through his uplifting and often humorous story of Broadway actress, Angie Styles." - VEDA, Vestibular Disorders Association
"As a therapist, I believe books like Dizzy are important. They introduce complex medical concepts in story form, allowing the reader to learn, grow and enjoy the process. This fictional memoir will give you belly laughs, inspire compassion, and enrich your life." - Pamela Milam, MA, LPC
"Dizzy is compelling, entertaining, and quite informative of a disease very few know about. All encompassed in those real and witty characters that we've grown to love from Wooten." - Gregory G. Allen author, actor, director
"Inspiring, insightful and engaging, Arthur Wooten's Dizzy not only shines the spotlight on a little-known disorder but manages to weave together a captivating literary soiree filled with hope, courage and humor. And all set underneath the fickle glare of showbiz lights!
STAGE MAG
