public/artistic work
care work advocacy
- "Fighting privatization and austerity in Ontario health care." [editorial] The Leveller (2022)
- "Getting 'unstuck': Women who care for others should feel OK stepping back" [op-ed] The Conversation (2021)
- "Long-term care workers face ethical questions in uncaring system" [op-ed] NOW magazine (2020)
- "L’Arche International has a history of exploiting women" [op-ed] Toronto Star (2020)
embracing difference as a woman with Marfan syndrome
- "A Costco shopper saved my life" [blog] The Marfan Foundation (2021).
- "WITH MY FACE" [documentary] - Produced by Madalena Silva Carlos of Fabrica (2020)
- "Where we Belong" [podcast] A Single Thing – Produced by Natalie Karneff (2020)
- "Wounded Joker" [performance] Fresh Meat (2019)
- "Special episode" [podcast] CBC’s Out in the Open – Hosted by Piya Chattopadhyay (2019)
- "Discovering I had Marfan syndrome made me rethink my life" [essay] The Globe and Mail (2019)
- "Living it up with Marfan syndrome" [performance] Untold Ottawa - Hosted by Ottawa Storytellers (2017)
rethinking moral feminine ideals
- With Susanne Fletcher, "Good Girls in Training" [performance] UPROAR Arts Fest (2020)
- "Working for living: How may I help you?" [essay] Our Times (2020)
- "Getting 'Peterborough Drunk'" [essay] Poetry is Dead (2019)
- "Big pimpin' life goals" [reading] Grown Ups Read Things Ottawa – Hosted by Dan Misener (2018)
reviews
“A riotous, irreverent, kick ass piece of autobiographical, standup fun that is also tender, vulnerable and deep.” – Rick Taylor (on something I wrote!)
"Janna Klostermann shares her journey of recovery from open-heart surgery through humour, storytelling and anecdotes from her physical rehabilitation sessions. The performance is energetic, and the anecdotes are delivered with humour, despite the challenging nature of talking about one’s health, fragile body and mortality." - Livia Belcea (Apt 613, 2019)