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Tickets:https://www.stellartickets.com/o/brooklyn-art-haus--2/events/outcall-by-paeton-chavis?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZo7ToUofrwyqZnSynOl_7MxEyodf7tVhLWhC0L8Kltq-HPzsbBaI3P04Q_aem_T-CIlg5hnM8jm6VsXMLyTwMake a donation to this self-producing artist via her Venmo:@Paeton-ChavisPaeton Chavis is a playwright, director, and actor based in Brooklyn, NY. Her debut inboth playwriting and directing, "How to Dispose of Your Dead Dad's Sex Doll," whichshe also performed in, premiered in 2021 at the Vino Theater in Brooklyn. In 2022She was named Best Director at the SheNYC Arts Playwriting Festival for her work onthe Gabrielle Wagner Mann play "Pot Odds," performed at the Connelly Theater inNYC. In October 2023, Paeton directed the site-specific play "Spark," performed at areal sex club in Chinatown, New York. Most recently, she directed and performed in the short play "Curse," that she co-wrote along with Tais Szilagi and performed at the Attic @ The Tank in June 2024, and closed a 6-month run at "Call Us Villains," an immersive magic-themed theatre experience.https://paetonchavis.com/Isaac J. Conner is an NYC-based stage, screen, and voice actor/director/producer.Winner of Best Actor Award by the New Jersey Film Awards for the lead in "No Good Deed" (2023). Winner of Best Short by the Short Shorts Film Festival as lead in "Hey! I Like Those Short-Shorts!" (2024). Recent Off-Broadway credits include directing the premiere of "Forever?" (The Players Theatre) and Merlin in the Scialli Productions new musical "Magic Box" (The Triad Theater); a supporting role in "Born Evil" (Michael Bay); interactive hologram of Dean Rusk, in "The White House In Action" (Cortina Prod. / White House Historical Assoc.); voiceover on the docu-series "Murf The Surf" (RJ Cutler / Brian Grazer / Ron Howard); official host of the World BBoy Championships (ESPN); spokesperson for Friday Plans medication (Quantified Commerce / National Commercial); and continued work on his podcast ""The Collective Perspective.He is ever-grateful for other artists and to the audiences for their support for us.https://www.isaacjconner.comMarion Fontaine is a New York City based director, actor, singer, and stage manager. In the past year she has been directing a couple of short films in the city, including “It Just Feels Good” or “C’est un Caprice” available on YouTube. She directed her first full length play “Ordinary” for the New York Theatre Festival this past June.Marion writes, directs, performs, films, and edits. She values live theatre for the human connection. Marion loves directing stories about humans, with humans, for humans. She just closed the Original Off-Off Broadway immersive show "Call Us Villains" after a year running in New York City.She also released her music video "DIDIER" a month ago, which can also be found on YouTube.Marion is so grateful to work with her friend Paeton Chavis behind the scenes of her new original play "Outcall."fontainemarion.comIncludes a segment by David Dayan FisherMusic by Dean Thomas
Valeriya Voronova is a writer, actor, and director based in NYC.She studied at The Institute for Performing Arts in Moscow, concentrated on acting, stage speech, choir, stage combat, and fencing. She left prematurely after receiving a scholarship for The Institute for American Musical Theatre in New York, which focused primarily on musical theatre.Once in New York, Valeriya furthered her acting studies with Pamela Scott and Jeff Passero, and did multiple musical theatre intensives, including Broadway Dreams and Actors Therapy.Also involved in voiceover, she voiced a Russian character in the video game for “World War Z”, and narrates for animation and documentaries.Valeriya eventually became involved in immersive theatre - a strong passion - while still maintaining survival jobs during the pandemic. She has had to lie about being sick, in order to make it to rehearsals, an outrageous number of times. “Call Us Villains” is Valeriya’s directorial debut, based on her book “Before You Call Us Villains”, which she worked on for 9 years and is finally in the editing stages.You can find out more about Valeriya by visiting her Instagram.@valerievoronovaMusic by Kevin MacLeod
Carl’s professional acting career began after graduating from Morgan State University in 2012. Finding himself on the set of “House Of Cards” in Baltimore, MD, he knew that acting was the career for him.Upon moving to Dallas, TX a year later to pursue a career as an aeronautical engineer, he shortly learned he wanted more for himself; acting on weekends and days off before ultimately leaving his position at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to pursue a full-time career in acting in 3015.Since then, he’s performed in cities across the country and, finally, finding himself back home in Brooklyn, NY.Carl is currently the host of Another Shade of Crime Podcast (Apple/Spotify), donning himself “The Voice of Black True Crime.”A New York native, Carl intends to create a national presence for himself through theater, film, stand-up & voiceover. Keep up with Carl on social media: @CarlEllisGrant or at his websitehttps://linktr.ee/carlellisgrant
Jillian Vitko is an actor, singer, musician, writer, and comedian. Her original solo show Synesthesia the Musical premiered at Edinburgh Fringe Fest & was named a stand-out show by PopDust. Since then, she’s adapted the stage script into a screenplay, Synesthesia Story. The film script has been making festival rounds, garnering awards such as Best Drama Screenplay (Brno Film Festival) and Best Feature Screenplay (FFTG Awards, Robinson Film Awards). She released the first single and music video for the song Color Me Crazy from the film, and she also recently released her acoustic EP, Glimmers. She currently performs in NYC in the comedy shows On The Spot (Broadway Comedy Club) and True Crime the Musical (The Players Theatre). You can catch her film work on Amazon, Tubi, and more. jillianvitko.comMusic and video courtesy of Jillian Vitko
Lubomir Arsov is an artist and storyteller, working as an animation writer/director. His personal work explores the psychological, parapolitical, and spiritual dynamics that define the momentous time we are collectively navigating.In 2017 he released his first award-winning animated film, “IN-SHADOW: A Modern Odyssey”, exploring the fragmented unconscious of our times. Professionally, he has worked in various phases of production and IP development for both major and boutique animation studios, on a variety of film and TV projects, for clients like – Netflix, Warner Brothers, Blue Sky, Mattel, Disney, House of Cool, among others. His latest projects include directing the re-imagined "He-Man and The Masters of The Universe", the dystopian sci-fi short "The Forest King", and his upcoming “KINGDOM”.Social Media:@lubomirarsovVideo and Music courtesy of Lubomir Arsov
The Collective Perspective Artist Interview: Founders & Directors Of RTOP Theatre ———————————————————- Opening in 2007, Regional Theatre Of the Palouse is the first theater to open in Pullman's historical downtown area since 1927.———————————————————- Host Isaac J. Conner (Gen. Waverly)FeaturingJohn Rich: Executive Director, Costumes & Scenic DesignerJim Sato: Hair & Makeup DesignerMichael Todd: Artistic Director & Lighting DesignerTina McClure: Music Director (Martha Watson)Gavin Hamilton: Choreographer (Mike Nulty/Ensemble)Juliann Yusko: Costumes (Conductor alt.)Morgan Sheehan (Betty Haynes)Vittoria Conforti (Judy Haynes)Pam Veltri (Rhoda)Victoria Pantagis (Rita)Smooth Guitar by Joel David Rook
Samhsa:Free helplines, directories, and support organizations for assistance with homelessness, domestic violence, or mental health issues.https://www.samhsa.gov/homelessness-programs-resources/path/immediate-assistance———————————————————Try for the Kingdom by JCS Theater Company / Spin Cycle July 6-August 5, 2023 Sour Grapes Productions ———————————————————Three junkies living in an abandoned apartment in Brooklyn try to form a family to combat madness and violence. What ensues is a stylized romp through imagination and dreams.———————————————————Starring: Leyah Rose Melikian Isaac J. Conner John Torres Director/Playwright: Jake Shore Stage Manager/Sound Tech: Samuel Crowley Lighting Designer: Eric Norbury Costume Designer: Brynne Oster-Bainnson———————————————————Full video of the stage play:https://youtu.be/eAWuEL5vAQYAudio/Video:Jack GoodwinEditing:Isaac J. ConnerSmooth Guitar by Joel David Rook
Bethany McDonald is a Northern England-born actor, singer and dancer acquiring work across multiple platforms including film, television and stage to create a long and fulfilling career in the arts. She trained in England and Spain for four years in various well-respected musical theatre programmes, graduating in 2018 from the world-renowned London School of Musical Theatre with a Diploma and a Distinction in Professional Musical Theatre.
Soon after graduating from London School of Musical Theatre (LSMT), Bethany was thrilled to be selected as the principal role Annette in the Broadway musical "Saturday Night Fever" on board Royal Caribbean’s Liberty of the Seas from January to November 2019. She has also performed at the well-respected Off-West End venue Southwark Playhouse in London as the Supporting Artist alongside Christina Modestou (original Anne Boleyn in "SIX" on West End) in the original concert, "A Night at the Musicals."
During the pandemic, Bethany auditioned over self-tape for the brand new Off-Broadway musical, Mike & Mindy’s Wild Weekend Jam. The show is under the producing mentorship of two-time Tony Award-Winning Broadway Producer, Ken Davenport (Kinky Boots, Once On This Island), and the musical soundtrack has been created by members of the legendary Righteous Brothers (famously known for the worldwide hit ‘Unchained Melody’).
When Bethany is not performing, she loves playing drums and doing yoga. She also loves spending time with her nephews and drinking coffee. A lot of coffee. Bethany always believes that life is an exciting adventure and you will end up right where you are meant to be if you believe in yourself and take that leap of faith.
Music appears from the original musical "Brilliance" by Lance Lewman.
Lance Lewman has been a professional performer for over 35 years, and a voiceover and on-camera performer for over 25 years.
After doing theatre and film in NYC for nine years he came to the Washington Mid-Atlantic market in 1990. Since then, he has narrated hundreds of programs for National Geographic alone, numerous programs for Discovery, PBS (both “Frontline” and “Nova”), and as a network announcer on CBS for “The Kennedy Center Honors.”
The program he narrated entitled, “5 Years on Mars,” won an Emmy Award for Best Science Documentary and he narrated National Geographic’s “Super Pride,” which also won a National Emmy.
In Television, he won an Emmy for his work on the PBS live Comedy series “Crabs.”
As a director, Lance won the Best Production category in the Baltimore Playwrights Festival awards for his production of “Snow” and broke attendance records for his productions of “Noises Off” at Harbor theatre, and “The Runner Stumbles” at the Ellicott Theatre.
Lance was Executive Producer and co-creator for a children’s television program entitled “Duddy’s Dynamite Diggs.” Though the finished program is still in development, the show’s pilot entitled “Going To Camp” can be viewed on YouTube.
Lance also teaches both Voice-Over Techniques and Narration Techniques for the Washington/Baltimore SAG AFTRA Conservatory.
He is a graduate of The University of North Carolina School of the Arts.
https://www.lewmanvoices.com/
https://musicalbrilliance.com/
Isaac J. Conner - Voiceover Reel 2021 (Animation - Dialect) by The Collective Perspective
Richard Sobol in "A Crime On The Bayou" by Augusta Films Hank in "Bluff" by Lenore Skomal Duke in "White Flights" by Stephen Bracco Priest in "The Ranger" by Jonathan Zepeda
Amy Drake is a playwright/dramatist, selected for The Kilroys List, Kennedy Center Playwrights Intensive, and the Yale Writers Workshop. Member of The League of Professional Theatre Women and a member of The Theater Makers Studio, former Ambassador for the Dramatists Guild of America, a former Board member of the International Centre for Women Playwrights.
Winner of Audience Favorite with SHOPPERS PARADISE in the NY Short Theatre Festival at The Players Theatre. EYES LIKE OPAQUE GEMS won Most Popular Play in the NYC MITF Short Play Lab. M.A. liberal studies/English. M.S. marketing and communication. Education includes University of Cambridge summer program in creative writing, graduate studies in literature at Reed Hall, Paris and playwriting at the Kenyon (College) Summer Institute.
Dr. James H. Snook played by Marco Malgiolio Theora His played by Shannon Helene Barnes Stage Directions read by Isaac J. Conner
"Me and My Shadow" by Whispering Jack Smith (1927)
Sex, drugs, and murder collide in SOMEWHERE I CAN SCREAM, a dramatic play about the investigation of the 1929 murder of Theora Hix, a medical student at a Midwestern university, and her three-year clandestine relationship with Dr. James Snook, Olympic gold medalist-turned-college professor, the prime suspect. Snook was convicted of first-degree murder and became the only U.S. Olympian to be executed in the electric chair, but he may have been acting in self-defense.
Covered by The New York Times, this was the crime of the century in its day-mere months before the Great Depression. Brutal interrogation techniques and evidence tampering during the investigation led to the revision of criminal investigation procedure. Witness the events and decide for yourself if justice was served.
SOMEWHERE I CAN SCREAM, written by Amy Drake and directed by Pierce Cassedy, will be performed weekends from July 8-25, 2021, at The Players Theatre, 115 MacDougal St., New York, New York 10012.
Amy Drake is a playwright/dramatist, selected for The Kilroys List, Kennedy Center Playwrights Intensive, and the Yale Writers’ Workshop. Member of The League of Professional Theatre Women and a member of The Theater Makers Studio, former Ambassador for the Dramatists Guild of America, a former Board member of the International Centre for Women Playwrights.
Winner of Audience Favorite with SHOPPERS PARADISE in the NY Short Theatre Festival at The Players Theatre. EYES LIKE OPAQUE GEMS won Most Popular Play in the NYC MITF Short Play Lab. M.A. liberal studies/English. M.S. marketing and communication. Education includes University of Cambridge summer program in creative writing, graduate studies in literature at Reed Hall, Paris and playwriting at the Kenyon (College) Summer Institute.
Dr. James H. Snook played by Marco Malgiolio Theora His played by Shannon Helene Barnes Stage Directions read by Isaac J. Conner
"Me and My Shadow" by Whispering Jack Smith (1927)
Sex, drugs, and murder collide in SOMEWHERE I CAN SCREAM, a dramatic play about the investigation of the 1929 murder of Theora Hix, a medical student at a Midwestern university, and her three-year clandestine relationship with Dr. James Snook, Olympic gold medalist-turned-college professor, the prime suspect. Snook was convicted of first-degree murder and became the only U.S. Olympian to be executed in the electric chair, but he may have been acting in self-defense.
Covered by The New York Times, this was the crime of the century in its day-mere months before the Great Depression. Brutal interrogation techniques and evidence tampering during the investigation led to the revision of criminal investigation procedure. Witness the events and decide for yourself if justice was served.
SOMEWHERE I CAN SCREAM, written by Amy Drake and directed by Pierce Cassedy, will be performed weekends from July 8-25, 2021, at The Players Theatre, 115 MacDougal St., New York, New York 10012.
A note about the program: Having taken a large step away (though not cold turkey) from Facebook in October of 2020, the realization of that 10-year addiction led me to reading Dr. Griffiths piece on Psychology Today and to watching The Social Dilemma. It also led me to asking Mark to be on the show. He is clearly a man of passion as well as education, and his expertise was very illuminating for me. ~Isaac J. Conner
Dr. Mark Griffiths is a Chartered Psychologist and Distinguished Professor of Behavioural Addiction at the Nottingham Trent University, and Director of the International Gaming Research Unit.
He has spent 33 years in the field and is internationally known for his work into gambling, gaming, and behavioral addictions. He has published over 1100 refereed research papers, six books, 160+ book chapters and over 1500 other articles.
He has won 23 national and international awards for his work including the John Rosecrance Prize (1994), CELEJ Prize (1998), Joseph Lister Prize (2004) and the US National Council on Problem Gambling Lifetime Research Award (2013). He also does a lot of freelance journalism and has appeared on over 3500 radio and television programs, and written over 350 articles for national and international newspapers and magazines.
Blog http://drmarkgriffiths.wordpress.com/
Twitter https://twitter.com/#!/DrMarkGriffiths
Music by Joel David Rook
Reg Flowers is an artist, activist and educator, whose work is rooted in ancient shamanic, African trickster, and Brazilian Joker traditions.
Reg uses Theater of the Oppressed, Art of Hosting, Navajo Peacemaking and other anti-oppression techniques, as the foundation of their theater-making, mediation, problem-solving and group healing practices.
They are the founder of Award-winning Falconworks Theater Company, which uses popular theater to build capacities for civic engagement and social change.
They have received broad recognition, numerous awards, and citations for their community service. They are a faculty member at Pace University and a company member of Shakespeare in Detroit.
falconworkstheater.org @notoriouspinkdetroit
PLAY READING: THE SANDY MONOLOGUES Multiple, Alternating Characters played by: Isaac J. Conner Jason Cohen Jacob (Jay) Lineberry Johnny Culver Julie Stackhouse Larry Rinkel Morgan Batchelder Reg Flowers Regina Yeager Stephanie Batchelder Stephen Bracco Tony Manzo
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Larry Rinkel: NYC-based Writer, Musician, Educator, and Playwright.
Larry Rinkel came to playwriting after teaching college English and then working as a technical writer, a career from which he retired in 2014. A lifelong devotee of art, theatre, film, and classical music, he has had plays produced all over the United States.
His full-length "A Kreutzer Sonata," about a talented Jewish piano student, was awarded Best Play at the Secret Theatres 2017 UNFringed Festival and received its Long Island premiere in December 2019. Other produced plays include adaptations from Chaucer and Dante, a farce about gender-blind casting in Shakespeare, several (mostly gay) romantic comedies, and several 1-minute plays including a very cute one about Chopins Minute Waltz.
He is strongly interested in classical traditions in music, art, and literature. Several of his plays focus on the lives of creative people. Major figures in music and literature figure in these plays, and he is also greatly interested in the art of adaptation.
Some of his plays can be found at New Play Exchange https://newplayexchange.org/users/7668/larry-rinkel
Facebook Shakespeare Reading Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/3069000886453850/?ref=share
PLAY READING: FAILING EPHRAIM COLTON Reg Flowers as Ephraim Colton Tony Manzo as Peter Garbowski Stephen Bracco as Alan Kelleher/A professor from Princeton With Jason Cohen reading Opening Intros/Descriptions
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Johnny Culver is the managing director of New Yorks Equity Library Theater, which presents a semi-annual festival of new short works by American writers, as well as rare plays and screenplays, in association with the New York Public Library.
Johnny also manages the Woodside Players of Queens and the Fifth Avenue Theater. He has directed students of HB Studios, AADA, Lenox Hill House, Encore Center and Circle in the Square Theater School.
His plays have been performed in New York, Texas, and Philadelphia. He has directed over 50 productions in the tri-state area.
www.equitylibrarytheater.info
Jason Cohen as Elmer Regina Yeager as Dorette Julie Stackhouse as Loreen With Johnny Culver reading Opening Intros/Descriptions
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Johnny Culver is the managing director of New York’s Equity Library Theater, which presents a semi-annual festival of new short works by American writers, as well as rare plays and screenplays, in association with the New York Public Library.
Johnny also manages the Woodside Players of Queens and the Fifth Avenue Theater. He has directed students of HB Studios, AADA, Lenox Hill House, Encore Center and Circle in the Square Theater School.
His plays have been performed in New York, Texas, and Philadelphia. He has directed over 50 productions in the tri-state area.
www.equitylibrarytheater.info
Regina Yeager as Mrs. Smith Jacob (Jay) Lineberry as Mr. Smith With Johnny Culver reading Opening Intros/Descriptions
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Tony Manzo is a free-lance writer living in New York with his wife and two kids, and until Covid struck, wrote B to B copy for ad agencies.
His latest full-length play was selected for presentation at the IATI Theatre for the Cimientos Festival of New Plays. Covid-19 put an end to that. His one-act play was staged at the William Inge Festival of New Plays in 2019.
His work has been produced in NYC, Minnesota, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Michigan, and a few other states. But none in the deep south. He does not wonder why.
PLAY READING: THE BORDER Larry Rinkel as Jack Julie Stackhouse as Anna With Regina Yeager reading Opening Intros/Descriptions
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Bo Wilson was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and lived all over the southeast before settling in Richmond, Virginia just in time to start fourth grade. Richmond has been his home ever since, with time away at Virginia Tech and at the ONeill Centers National Theatre Institute. He makes his living primarily as a writer, creating stage plays and scripts for training films.
Among his works are The Charitable Sisterhood plays (both smash hits at Va-Reps Hanover Tavern,) and The Boatwright, which won two national awards and premiered at the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre of Michigan in 2014 and received its professional premiere at The Firehouse Theatre in February, 2017. He has written thirty or so other titles, and has been published by Dramatic Publishing, Samuel French, and Algonquin Press. In 2016, his play, The Bookbinders Tale, was a finalist for the prestigious National Playwrights Conference at the ONeill Theatre Center.
His new play, Bonnie and Claire, was meant to have its world premiere at Virginia Rep in May of 2020, but then came COVID. The Rep remains committed to the piece and plans to premiere it in late 2021.
His training film clients include the FBI, Dupont, the US Navy, the Defense Intelligence Analysts, and numerous others, covering topics ranging from workplace safety to cyber warfare to terrorist interdiction.
As a director, his productions include True West, Shining City (winner, RTCC Best Director,) The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (winner, RTCC Best Play), God of Carnage (winner, RTCC Best Ensemble) and The Beauty Queen of Lenaane, and Angels in America: Millenium Approaches which received rave reviews and played to sold out houses at Richmond Triangle Players.
Bo is also a professional voice talent with several hundred radio and TV ads to his credit, for products ranging from Sylvan Learning Centers to Mohatma Rice to the Fallout video game series.
Bos better half is the lovely Jan Guarino, who, along with his children Nora and Zach, add romantic comedy, drama, and surrealism to his life.
bowilson.net
Play Reading: This Year's Model (Act 1, Part 1) Kahlie DeHotman as Violet Carol W. Berman as Svetlana Kira Kitchen as Amelia Julie Stackhouse as Caitlin Tom Schmitt as Penelope With Billy Martel reading Stage Directions and Cues
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
David Froenicke is a filmmaker and writer from NYC. He has worked in the entertainment industry and in events as a video projectionist. He's also freelanced as a photographer during fashion week.
David has shot, edited, and produced music videos and a YouTube series. He also worked in a green screen studio that worked on everything from commercials, to music videos, to corporate videos.
@davebswl
PERCEPTION (PART 2-excerpt) Tom Schmitt as Daniel Thomas Hedges as Karl Billy Martel as Secretary Julie Stackhouse as Helen Kahlie DeHotman as Hostess Kira Kitchen as Waiter With Bo Wilson reading Stage Directions and Cues
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Carole W. Berman is a NYC-based artist, author, educator, physician, and playwright.
She presented her first full-length play, UNDER THE DRAGON, at The Workshop of the Neighborhood Playhouse in Oct. 2002. Her play, SUNSHINE SALLY, was produced at The Neighborhood Playhouse in Spring 2004. PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT and BROWNSTONE BREAKDOWN, her next two plays, were produced in 2009 and 2010.
She is also the author of four non-fiction books, 100 Q & A About Panic Disorder, Personality Disorders, Surviving Dementia and Taming the Negative Introject.
Carol graduated from the University of California at Berkeley and then attended NYU Medical School where she is now a Clinical Assistant Professor in psychiatry.
IN THE KINGDOM OF SAM had a production at Manhattan Repertory Theater in 2013. PARKING LOT 63 was produced at the Hudson Guild Theater in Manhattan in 2015. LIGHT MY FIRE had a staged reading at Dixon Place in 2019.
She also is writing many ten-minute plays. Carol has been a member of Dramatist Guild for 18 years.
Carolwberman.com
@berman.carol
Play Reading: The Not Too Smarthome Julie Steakhouse as Georgina Billy Martel as Refrigerator Thomas Hedges as Table Kira Kitchen as Door With Tom Schmitt reading Stage Directions and Cues
Thomas Hedges is a freelance photographer, videographer and writer based out of New York/New Jersey.
He has a BA in English from Colgate University and an MA in French History from Columbia University in Paris.
In college, he was captain of Colgate’s Division I Cross Country and Track teams and taught classes in prisons during the summers in Trenton, NJ. In graduate school, he worked in a bakery in Belleville.
He has lead backpacking, canoeing, whitewater kayaking and sailing wilderness trips for the Chewonki Foundation and Alford Lake Camp, including a two-month-long trek across the Maine and New Hampshire portion of the Appalachian Trail.
He currently works as a photography instructor at Princeton Photo Workshop.
His work has appeared in The Guardian, Salon, Demos, The Nation, NowThis and CBS. He has also done commercial work for New Belgium Brewing Company, Wood Partners LLC and GitHub Inc. He cooks to relax, and loves finding new perspectives.
http://thomashedges.org
@threadges
Screenplay Reading: Road Rage Billy Martel as Josh Bo Wilson as Dawson Tom Schmitt as Host Julie Steakhouse as Pavel With Kahlie DeHotman reading Stage Directions and Cues
Road Rage full film https://youtu.be/tHKKZZvVc3I
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Bo Wilson is a VA-based playwright, screenwriter, director, and voice actor.
He was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and lived all over the southeast before settling in Richmond, Virginia just in time to start fourth grade. Richmond has been his home ever since, with time away at Virginia Tech and at the O’Neill Center’s National Theatre Institute. He makes his living primarily as a writer, creating stage plays and scripts for training films.
Among his works are The Charitable Sisterhood plays (both smash hits at Va-Rep’s Hanover Tavern,) and The Boatwright, which won two national awards and premiered at the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre of Michigan in 2014 and received its professional premiere at The Firehouse Theatre in February, 2017. He has written thirty or so other titles, and has been published by Dramatic Publishing, Samuel French, and Algonquin Press. In 2016, his play, The Bookbinder’s Tale, was a finalist for the prestigious National Playwrights’ Conference at the O’Neill Theatre Center.
His new play, Bonnie and Claire, was meant to have its world premiere at Virginia Rep in May of 2020, but then came COVID. The Rep remains committed to the piece and plans to premiere it in late 2021.
His training film clients include the FBI, Dupont, the US Navy, the Defense Intelligence Analysts, and numerous others, covering topics ranging from workplace safety to cyber warfare to terrorist interdiction.
As a director, his productions include True West, Shining City (winner, RTCC Best Director,) The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (winner, RTCC Best Play), God of Carnage (winner, RTCC Best Ensemble) and The Beauty Queen of Lenaane, and Angels in America: Millenium Approaches which received rave reviews and played to sold out houses at Richmond Triangle Players.
Bo is also a professional voice talent with several hundred radio and TV ads to his credit, for products ranging from Sylvan Learning Centers to Mohatma Rice to the Fallout video game series.
Bo’s better half is the lovely Jan Guarino, who, along with his children Nora and Zach, add romantic comedy, drama, and surrealism to his life.
bowilson.net
Theme Music: “Smooth Guitar" by Joel David Rook.
Jake Shore is an NYC-based author, playwright, and educator.
Jake Shore's short stories have been published or are forthcoming in Hobart, Litro, New Contrast, J Journal and others.
In 2016, the Flea Theater presented his play "Holy Moly" and its tandem novel, "A Country for Fibbing." Broadwayworld states, "it marks the first time a play with a correlating novel has been simultaneously released in the United States."
His play "The Devil Is On The Loose With An Axe In Marshalltown" was listed in Playbill's '13 Shows Not to Miss Off-Broadway August 1-16, 2017.'
Shore is currently the Director of the Academic Advisement Center at St. Joseph's College, where he also teaches for the English department. He earned his MFA in Creative Writing at Goddard College.
jcspress.com
Tom Schmitt as Taylor Leyah Rose as Blake Julie Stackhouse as Anissa Jason Cohen as Richan Remy Shaffer reading Stage Directions/Cues.
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Katrin Arefy is an essayist and playwright based in Berkeley, California, whose creative nonfiction has appeared in Free State Review, Meat for Tea: The Valley Review, and Water~Stone Review, and was received with acclaim at numerous literary events in California, including Action Fiction in San Francisco and Roar Shack in Los Angeles.
Her play The Elbisnopsers was selected by the Midtown International Theatre Festival [New York City] for production in the fall 2016 festival and reached the semifinalist round of the Ivoryton [Connecticut] Playhouses inaugural Women Playwrights Initiative later that year. In 2018 the play was selected for production during the Iranian Drama Festival, which is held annually in Heidelberg, Germany, and was also performed at Central Stage in Richmond, California, in spring 2019.
Katrin's latest theatrical work is the trilogy Peace, a Massacre, and the Umbrella, which premiered at Plaxall Gallery in New York City in June 2019.
Katrin has a masters degree in piano performance and pedagogy from the Gnessin Academy of Music in Moscow, Russia. When she is not writing, she is busy at Golden Key Piano School in Berkeley, where she is the artistic director and head teacher.
http://www.goldenkeypianoschool.com/
@katrin_arefy
A MASSACRE Leyah Rose as The Woman Stephen Bracco as The Elderly Man Remy Shaffer as The Tall Man Julie Stackhouse as The Young Woman Tom Schmitt as The Bald Man With Isaac J. Conner reading Stage Directions/Cues
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Remy Shaffer is a published author, playwright, and podcast producer from the central PA area as well as a self proclaimed hypeman, and father of 4.
Remy Trails Podcast https://linktr.ee/Remyxzer0
@remyxzer0
BUT WHAT HE REALLY MEANS... Tom Schmitt as Sam Julie Steakhouse as Julia Jason Cohen as Ian With Isaac J. Conner reading Stage Directions/Cues
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
David Froenicke is a filmmaker and writer from NYC.
David has worked in the entertainment industry and in events as a video projectionist. He's freelanced as a photographer during fashion week.
David has shot, edited, and produced music videos and a YouTube series. He also worked in a green screen studio that has worked on everything from commercials, to music videos, to corporate videos.
@davebswl
PERCEPTION (excerpt) Remy Shaffer as Daniel Leyah Rose as Jane Jake Shore as Man Katrin Arefy as Cop Tom Schmitt as Cop 2/Phone/Secretary/Voice Julie Stackhouse as Helen With Isaac J. Conner reading Stage Directions/Cues
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Reg Flowers is an NYC-based artist, activist, and educator.
Reg Flowers is an artist, activist and educator, whose work is rooted in ancient shamanic, African trickster, and Brazilian Joker traditions.
Reg uses Theater of the Oppressed, Art of Hosting, Navajo Peacemaking and other anti-oppression techniques, as the foundation of their theater-making, mediation, problem-solving and group healing practices.
They are the founder of Award-winning Falconworks Theater Company, which uses popular theater to build capacities for civic engagement and social change.
They have received broad recognition, numerous awards, and citations for their community service.
They are a faculty member at Pace University and a company member of Shakespeare in Detroit.
falconworkstheater.org @notoriouspinkdetroit
Theme Music: “Smooth Guitar" by Joel David Rook.
Jake Shore is an NYC-based author, playwright, and educator.
Jake Shore's short stories have been published or are forthcoming in Hobart, Litro, New Contrast, J Journal and others.
In 2016, the Flea Theater presented his play Holy Moly and its tandem novel, A Country for Fibbing. Broadwayworld states, ‘it marks the first time a play with a correlating novel has been simultaneously released in the United States.’
His play The Devil Is On The Loose With An Axe In Marshalltown was listed in Playbill's '13 Shows Not to Miss Off-Broadway August 1-16, 2017.'
Shore is currently the Director of the Academic Advisement Center at St. Joseph's College, where he also teaches for the English department. He earned his MFA in Creative Writing at Goddard College.
jcspress.com @jakeshore
Theme Music: “Smooth Guitar" by Joel David Rook.
Kimberly Eaton is a PA-based writer, actor, and director.
She has three plays to her credit, one which has been nationally produced by the American Ethical Union.
She is a founding member of The Susquehanna Valley Ethical Society and has earned three Thomas Paine Citizen Journalism Awards from the A.C.L.U. and a few adversaries.
In her career life, she received a Master's degree in Aquatic Ecology from Bucknell University and studied fluvial geomorphology at Colorado State University. After several years as a field biologist, she attained a Master's degree in Medical Science.
Her hobbies and pastimes include ethnic cooking, fiber arts, antiquing and travel. Prague, Paris and Firenze are her favorite cities, Mykonos is her favorite island, she's crazy for fresh blueberry cobbler and her favorite color is rainbow!
@kimmyeaton
METRO STOP Jomack Miranda as Arlie Samuel Barnes Jaffe as Voice of Arlie Susan Ward as Kayla Katrin Arefy as Voice of Kayla With Daniel Capalbo, Jr. reading Stage Directions/Cues
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Jomack Miranda is an NYC-based actor.
He was trained at the The Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland (class of 2018) and is also a student at SUNY Empire State College, receiving a BA in playwriting under the tutelage of playwright Lynda Crawford.
He looks forward to working in Film, TV and Theater.
https://newplayexchange.org/users/41034/jomack-miranda @jomackmiranda
AKIL & VICKY Anthony T. Goss as Akil Peyton Bristol as Vicky Angelica Gorga as Sarah Samuel Barnes Jaffe as Derek With Jomack Miranda reading Stage Directions/Cues
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Katrin Arefy is a SF Bay Area-based essayist, educator, and playwright
Katrin Arefy is an essayist and playwright based in Berkeley, California, whose creative nonfiction has appeared in Free State Review, Meat for Tea: The Valley Review, and Water~Stone Review, and was received with acclaim at numerous literary events in California, including Action Fiction in San Francisco and Roar Shack in Los Angeles.
Her play The Elbisnopsers was selected by the Midtown International Theatre Festival [New York City] for production in the fall 2016 festival and reached the semifinalist round of the Ivoryton [Connecticut] Playhouse’s inaugural Women Playwright’s Initiative later that year. In 2018 the play was selected for production during the Iranian Drama Festival, which is held annually in Heidelberg, Germany, and was also performed at Central Stage in Richmond, California, in spring 2019.
Katrin’s latest theatrical work is the trilogy Peace, a Massacre, and the Umbrella, which premiered at Plaxall Gallery in New York City in June 2019.
Katrin has a master’s degree in piano performance and pedagogy from the Gnessin Academy of Music in Moscow, Russia. When she is not writing, she is busy at Golden Key Piano School in Berkeley, where she is the artistic director and head teacher.
http://www.goldenkeypianoschool.com/ @katrin_arefy
THE DOG AND THE SHOE AND THE WINDOW Dan Capalbo, Jr. as First Character: A Person Peyton Bristol as Second Character: A Person With Larry Rinkel reading Stage Directions /Cues
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Additional commentary by Andy Couturier.
Larry Rinkel came to playwriting after teaching college English and then working as a technical writer, a career from which he retired in 2014. A lifelong devotee of art, theatre, film, and classical music, he has had plays produced all over the United States.
His full-length "A Kreutzer Sonata," about a talented Jewish piano student, was awarded Best Play at the Secret Theatres 2017 UNFringed Festival and received its Long Island premiere in December 2019. Other produced plays include adaptations from Chaucer and Dante, a farce about gender-blind casting in Shakespeare, several (mostly gay) romantic comedies, and several 1-minute plays including a very cute one about Chopins Minute Waltz.
He is strongly interested in classical traditions in music, art, and literature. Several of his plays focus on the lives of creative people. Major figures in music and literature figure in these plays, and he is also greatly interested in the art of adaptation.
Some of his plays can be found at New Play Exchange https://newplayexchange.org/users/7668/larry-rinkel
WHAT WOMEN MOST DESIRE Katrin Arefy as Alison Jomack Miranda as The Boy (Tim) Dan Capalbo, Jr. as King Arthur/Narrator 2 Kim Eaton as Queen Guinevere/The Young Woman/Narrator 4 Samuel Barnes Jaffe as Tim’s Father/Narrator 3 Peyton Bristol as The Hag M/F As Old As Possible With Isaac J. Conner reading Stage Directions (Opening)
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Christopher Raishun Marshall is an NYC-based actor, director, and screenwriter.
Christopher received his MA in Acting from the University of Memphis in 2013 and moved to NYC in 2014 to pursue a career in Classical Theater and TV/FILM.
He has since trained with Black Arts Intensive workshop at Stella Adler and has been trained in Jacques Lecoq and Mask, Clown and Commedia Dell' Arte, Classical Acting, Viewpoints, and Suzuki.
Winner of the NADSA national playwright competition (2012), top 30/850 writers selected for Samuel French festival in 2018, week 1 winner of The Players Theater's sex theme festival, guest masterclass instructor at San Jose State University, and a member of Dramatists Guild.
In January of this year, he completed a month-long intensive at Shakespeare & Company.
https://www.christophermarshall.net
@christopherraishunmarshall
Featuring: Duke Williams as Mark Beck Bennion as Abigail/Colleen Josef Aukee as David Candice Clarke as Brooke Stefan Eisenhower as Frank Jove Graham as Automated Man Voice Isaac J. Conner as Automated Woman Voice with Stephen Bracco reading stage directions/cues.
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Stefan Eisenhower is a PA-based actor, technical director, and playwright.
Born in England, Raised in Washington DC and Currently living in Central PA, Stefan Eisenhower is the Tech Director of RiverStage Community Theatre and Gaspipe Community Theatre out of Lewisburg, PA.
Stefan has been in the theatre industry for over a decade in some sort of capacity. Can be seen more backstage than on-stage, but loves both sides of the stage.
When asked what his art is, his answer is always "My art is bringing others' art to light."
@seisenhower13
Featuring Beck Bennion as Jessica, Christopher Raishun Marshall as Mr. Brown, and Stephen Bracco as Guard and reading stage Directions/Cues.
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Jove Graham is an actor, singer, musician, director, producer, scientist, playwright, and Star Wars aficionado.
He is a Pennsylvania native who's also lived in the Washington DC and San Francisco Bay areas.
In college he double-majored in engineering and theatre and took a year "off" between college and graduate school to work full-time as an apprentice at a Philadelphia theatre company before moving to California to get a master's and doctorate in bioengineering.
Currently, he works as a researcher at Geisinger Health System, sometimes teaches biostatistics and design at Bucknell University, and after work is the president of the board of RiverStage Community Theatre where he usually directs one production per year and appears in some others.
During the coronavirus quarantine he has been playing an unhealthy amount of online chess, and has recently been getting recognized by friends who stumble across his debut episode of "Jeopardy!" which can currently be watched on Netflix and Hulu. He can also talk a lot about Star Wars.
@grahamjove http://www.riverstagetheatre.org
Featuring Stephen Bracco as Bill and Stefan Eisenhower as Marty, with Isaac J. Conner reading stage directions/cues.
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Stephen Bracco is an NYC-based playwright.
A native New Yorker now living in Newark, Stephen has produced his plays at the Broadway Bound Theatre Festival, The Brick, the (now defunct) Secret Theatre, the Players Theatre, Manhattan Repertory, and Winterfest at Hudson Guild.
Selected staged plays: "Simius", "Abominable Fancy", "Saint Fancy", "Bro", and the Cecil & Aaron Cycle of short plays about New Yorkers.
Quarantine-era audio dramas: "Last Uber to Woodstock", "Boomers for Putin", "Doberman Pinscher", "White Flights" and (upcoming) "Arrivederci, Columbus!", and "Saint Fancy."
Vimeo.com/sbracco
Featuring Candice Clarke as Kim and Dr. Jove Graham as Jon, with Christopher Raishun Marshall reading stage directions/cues.
Additional commentary by Stefan Eisenhower.
Theme Music: "Classical" by Joel David Rook.
Co-hosted by Noah Fenstermacher, the first in his family to go to university.
Education can be taught formally or informally and there are myriad facets of each type.
Additionally, there are different points of view on what a worldview actually is and facets of those views.
In this conversation, we’ll explore Noah’s experience as well as the different factors that color our education and subsequent outlook.
POINTS CONSIDERED
EDUCATION Formal vs Informal vs Cultural Transmission https://courses.lumenlearning.com/sociology/chapter/education-around-the-world/
Access •Country and with what value system •Passionate dedication or obligatory participation •High economic and social costs of student loan debt •Tuition-free, minimal pay, high cost, military-funded •Stress level, extra job, loss of time due to scholarships/grants •Outlook variations based on debt https://www.cnbc.com/2015/06/15/the-high-economic-and-social-costs-of-student-loan-debt.html
Autodidacts Artists, authors, myriad Nobel Prize winners, actors, musicians, architects, engineers, inventors, scientists, historians, educators, ministers, entrepreneurs, professional athletes, activists, philosophers, philanthropists, presidents/prime ministers/national leaders. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_autodidacts
Home Schooled vs Publicly Schooled HS: Consistently higher scores PS: Higher math, more opportunities for social skill development HS: Make-up between 75-91% of HS population in the U.S. https://home-school.lovetoknow.com/Statistics_on_Public_School_Vs_Homeschooling Cognition Brain Imaging Suggests How Higher Education Helps to Buffer Older Adults from Cognitive Declines https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2005/03/education-aging Critical Thinking 6 Benefits of Critical Thinking and Why They Matter https://wabisabilearning.com/blogs/critical-thinking/critical-thinking-benefits
Critical Thinking Is Best Taught Outside the Classroom https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/critical-thinking-best-taught-outside-classroom/
Educators •Core values & worldview impact school outcomes •A leader’s worldview affects all that they say, do, and think. •Important to recognize that curriculum and education are distinct from each other. https://transformingteachers.org/en/articles/philosophy-of-education/498-core-values-worldview-impact-school-outcomes
TYPES OF WORLDVIEW Worldview: a particular philosophy of life or conception of the world. Primarily religious, philosophical, and scientific.
Worldview vs Ideology: An ideology is what is believed to be right. A worldview is what is believed to be true. Worldview is a lens through which self and reality are interpreted, including beliefs about what can be known and done.
Why is worldview important: 1. It helps you understand different viewpoints. 2. Defending what you believe. 3. Answering important questions for yourself. https://www.phc.edu/learnphc/understand-different-worldviews
1st Gen Videos courtesy of Noah Fenstermacher/1st Gen. https://firstgenclass.school.blog/?fbclid=IwAR3IEYoCqMF8GvC5K86GoPDpddbpFvB0EKDpDgWRrCtbLjN--ddQVXiU2LE
Intro/Outro music courtesy of Justin Lutz. https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/from-feast-to-waste-ep
"The Way The World" Is courtesy of Y Brothers. https://www.facebook.com/MusicYBrothers/ @MusicYBrothers
Your Experience with Race and Privilege Continued
Have you always based your identity on race? Have you never done so?
What do you think views on race will look like in the future when some sense of societal normalcy has taken shape again?
What have your experiences with racism looked like? Have you never experienced or exercised racism?
Do you feel you understand or have begun understanding your privilege? Do you think privilege does not exist?
We feel that such conversations are part of the foundation of unity, as all voices being heard leads the way to self-awareness, empathy, and the possibility of positive growth.
Public clip of Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. appears.
All music courtesy of Justin Lutz. https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/from-feast-to-waste-ep
Your Experience with Race and Privilege
Have you always based your identity on race? Have you never done so?
What do you think views on race will look like in the future when some sense of societal normalcy has taken shape again?
What have your experiences with racism looked like? Have you never experienced or exercised racism?
Do you feel you understand or have begun understanding your privilege? Do you think privilege does not exist?
We feel that such conversations are part of the foundation of unity, as all voices being heard leads the way to self-awareness, empathy, and the possibility of positive growth.
Cracka Trailer courtesy of Dale Resteghini https://www.crackaworld.com
Public clip of Riley Calloway appears.
All music courtesy of Justin Lutz. https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/from-feast-to-waste-ep
Your Experience with Race and Privilege
Have you always based your identity on race? Have you never done so?
What do you think views on race will look like in the future when some sense of societal normalcy has taken shape again?
What have your experiences with racism looked like? Have you never experienced or exercised racism?
Do you feel you understand or have begun understanding your privilege? Do you think privilege does not exist?
We feel that such conversations are part of the foundation of unity, as all voices being heard leads the way to self-awareness, empathy, and the possibility of positive growth.
All music courtesy of Justin Lutz. https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/from-feast-to-waste-ep https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/concept-album-part-1
Have you always based your identity on race? Have you never done so?
What do you think views on race will look like in the future when some sense of societal normalcy has taken shape again?
What have your experiences with racism looked like? Have you never experienced or exercised racism?
Do you feel you understand or have begun understanding your privilege? Do you think privilege does not exist?
We feel that such conversations are part of the foundation of unity, as all voices being heard leads the way to self-awareness, empathy, and the possibility of positive growth.
All music courtesy of Justin Lutz. https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/from-feast-to-waste-ep https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/concept-album-part-1
Michael Brotten is a musician and the founder of Infinity Artists Group.
He was born and raised in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado where all types of music fill the mountains, cities, and plains with an undeniable passion and energy for life. Rock, Blues, Jazz, Country, Classical, and R&B were some of his favorites and drove his passion for music; both recorded music and live performances.
Michael was inspired to start Infinity Artists Group (IAG) by his love of music, and his belief that all should be able to hear and see national and international recording artists live on stage. After 8 years in the business, it seems that Michael is well on his way to establishing a solid foundation within the music community with his rising new artists, chart topping artists, and his straightforward approach to doing honest business.
IAG is a state-of-the-art agency that specializes in professional artist representation, contract negotiation, tour management - both nationally and internationally - and event planning. They work diligently to ensure that both the artists' and talent buyers' interests are met, thus ensuring a successful entertainment experience for the fans!
Website https://www.infinityartistsgroup.com
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/InfinityArtistsGroup
Twitter https://twitter.com/infinityartists
All music courtesy of Infinity Artists Group
Darryl Williams with Ray Parker, Jr. at The Jazz Trax Catalina Jazz Fest Larry Braggs Adrian Crutchfield Soul Patrol Tour Blake Aaron
Nazelah Jamison is a San Francisco Bay Area-based poet, vocalist, and comedienne.
She is also an emcee who has learned from and graced the stage with some of the finest people in entertainment today.
She has competed on and/or coached 12 National Slam teams; and has performed poetry & music across 3 continents. Until she retired in 2014, she hosted and co-produced The Oakland Poetry Slam & Open Mic, an on-going monthly poetry slam in Oakland, CA, as well as performing at venues around the SF Bay Area and the country.
She has collaborated on music recording projects with the Rondo Brothers, and is embarking upon a career as a stand-up comedienne. Her first collection of poetry, “Evolutionary Heart,” was released by Nomadic Press in Fall 2016.
Nazelah is well-known and beloved for her work with Spearhead and the French music group, Les Nubians, and her love of hip-hop translates onto the stage.
Website https://nazelah.wixsite.com/nazelah
Facebook nazelah
YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBE4B178DBCDA00A8
@supernaz_your_superfriend
Intro and Outro Music by California singer/songwriter Brian McKnight
Anthony Freda is a Long Island, NY-based illustrator, activist, and educator.
Freda works as an editorial illustrator, visual political activist and as part of the adjunct faculty of the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.
In addition to many mainstream clients, such as Time, The New Yorker, Rolling Stone and The New York Times, he also contributes to many alternative news websites and publication, such as Code Pink, Activist Post, Washington’s Blog, Global Research, Cindy Sheehan’s The Soapbox and The Trends Journal.
In 2006 The Village Voice commissioned Freda to illustrate a story about people who challenge the official 9/11 narrative, the artwork has since become part of the permanent collection of the US National September 11th Museum in New York.
Freda’s work has been selected to be included in the following international illustration competitions: Society of Illustrators American Illustration Communication Arts Society of Publication Designers Print Art Director’s Club
Website https://anthonyfreda.com/about/
Facebook anthonyfredastudio
@anthonyfredaart
Intro and Outro music by Justin Lutz https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/back-sides
Larry Rinkel is an NYC-based writer, musician, educator, and playwright.
Larry Rinkel came to playwriting after teaching college English and then working as a technical writer, a career from which he retired in 2014. A lifelong devotee of art, theatre, film, and classical music, he has had plays produced all over the United States.
His full-length "A Kreutzer Sonata," about a talented Jewish piano student, was awarded Best Play at the Secret Theatre’s 2017 UNFringed Festival and received its Long Island premiere in December 2019. Other produced plays include adaptations from Chaucer and Dante, a farce about gender-blind casting in Shakespeare, several (mostly gay) romantic comedies, and several 1-minute plays including a very cute one about Chopin’s Minute Waltz.
He is strongly interested in classical traditions in music, art, and literature. Several of his plays (such as the full-length "Capriccio Radio" and "A Kreutzer Sonata," as well as the shorter "Just One," "Some Squeaking Cleopatra Boy," and "The Bad Boy of the Sonnets" ) focus on the lives of creative people. Major figures in music and literature (Beethoven, Shakespeare, Dante, Chaucer) figure in these plays, and he is also greatly interested in the art of adaptation, which sometimes gets a bad rap from theater people who think it is a less creative type of drama than works with original plots. But Larry believes he has never been as original as in his modern-verse adaptations from Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales."
Because Larry has no sense of humor, many of his plays are comic or farcical. Among his favorites are plays that focus on the absurdity of life, such as "Stragefright," in which a group of actors is too afraid to go on stage, "Pinch My What?," where a struggling young actor tries a desperate, cockamamie scheme to land a role in a B-level horror picture, and "Peas in the Fried Rice," where workers out for Chinese lunch suffer greatly when their favorite restaurant starts adding peas to the fried rice.
Some of his plays can be found at New Play Exchange https://newplayexchange.org/users/7668/larry-rinkel
"Kreutzer" Violin Sonata No. 9 // BEETHOVEN (Piano + Violin) Performed by: Edward Auer, piano and Paul Rosenthal, violin
Christopher Raishun Marshall is an NYC-based actor, director, and writer.
He received his MA in Acting from the University of Memphis in 2013 and moved to NYC in 2014 to pursue a career in Classical Theater and TV/FILM.
He has since trained with Black Arts Intensive workshop at Stella Adler and has been trained in Jacques Lecoq and Mask, Clown and Commedia Dell' Arte, Classical Acting, Viewpoints, and Suzuki.
In January of this year, he completed a month-long intensive at Shakespeare & Company.
https://www.christophermarshall.net
@christopherraishunmarshall
Intro and Outro music by Justin Lutz https://j-anthony.bandcamp.com/album/fiction-is-lies-ep
Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser is a Toronto-based musician, conductor, and educator.
A passionate communicator, Daniel brings clarity and meaning to the concert hall, fostering deep connections between audiences and performers. Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser is concurrently the Principal Education Conductor and Community Ambassador of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and Artist in Residence and Community Ambassador of Symphony Nova Scotia.
He served as Assistant Conductor of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony and Associate Conductor of the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra. Daniel has performed with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Calgary Philharmonic, and has been re-invited to the San Francisco Symphony for six consecutive years and was Cover Conductor with the Washington National Opera in 2020.
In the 2020 Season, Daniel was scheduled to debut with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, the Regina Symphony Orchestra, Prince Edward Island Symphony Orchestra and the Kamloops Symphony Orchestra.
Daniel was recently the subject of a feature length Canadian Broadcasting Corporation documentary. This documentary focussed on Daniel’s efforts to extend the boundaries of the orchestral music world through concerts for Neurodiverse, Prison, African Diaspora and LGBTQ2S+ populations.
Daniel earned his Bachelors in Music Performance and Education from the University of Calgary, and his Master of Philosophy in Performance from the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, England.
CBC Website for: Autism Spectrum Concerts https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1587354691593
Disruptor Conductor Full Documentary (Canadian Release) https://www.cbc.ca/cbcdocspov/episodes/disruptor-conductor Trailer https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1593770051819
Thorgy Thor and the Thorchestra https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/158595129965
Website https://www.danielbartholomewpoyser.com/
@danielbartholomewpoyser
Lara Marcin is an NYC-based dancer, designer, director, and producer.
Lara’s heart is easily captured by unabashed grooves. She is a designer in the immersive space and an enthusiast of the stories bodies can tell.
Among other things, Lara is interested in devising dance languages, making the surreal tangible, forming game interactions, creating live and filmed dance content for musicians, and designing fashion installations.
Lara is obsessed with bringing out meaning through interaction.
http://laramarcin.com/
Private Lessons https://hireartists.sharetribe.com/en/listings/958811-virtual-private-dance-lessons-personalized-dance-exploration
Employing Artists Facebook Group She Created https://www.facebook.com/groups/212320030134739/?ref=share
@laramarcin
Rachel Parsons is an L.A.-based performer, journalist, and producer.
Newly for Reuters. Rachel Parsons was part of the L.A. Press Club Award-winning team on Homeless Realities. She writes for The Hub in Los Angeles and The Fourth Revolution. She has written for PBS NewsHour online and had video published for Utah Public Radio online.
She is the executive producer and host of the international solo travel series "The Peregrine Dame," which airs on public television and streams on Amazon.
She interned at the San Juan Record in Utah, where she also co-produced a piece for PBS NewsHour. She earned her BA in journalism at USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
http://www.rachelparsons.com/
http://theperegrinedame.com
@parsons_rachel_d
Robert Milder is a Holland-based designer and environmentalist, and the founder of circular furniture innovation company Van De Sant.
He was born in a small town in Holland, in 1973. In his early years he studied business management and graphic design at University in Utrecht. After his career switch in 2010, he specialized himself in the furniture industry and created the brand Van de Sant.
With a strong focus on environmental awareness, he discovered a way to reintegrate plastic waste into the value chain and to start a new revolution within the traditional furniture industry.
Now, Van de Sant designs and manufactures comfortable sustainable furniture, made from several waste streams. The furniture stops deforestation, reduces plastic waste and CO2 emission, creates local jobs and is 100% circular, which means that after the end of life cycle every piece returns in the manufacturing process.
Designing Ways July 2019 http://designingways.com/Digi/2019/Designing%20Ways%20July%202019%20221/index.html#p=1
Virgin Article https://www.virgin.com/virgin-unite/can-sustainability-really-be-sexy
https://www.vandesant.com
@vandesant
Ryan Redebaugh is an actor, musician, composer, and producer.
He is a composer for film, tv, games and commercial media. Most notably, he wrote the score for the award-winning rebranding film campaign for the UK Scout Association “Skills for Life” (preparing both young boys and girls with the skills they need to succeed in life).
He also scored the award-winning feature documentary “What’s Love Got to Do With It” featuring thought- provoking leaders including author and minister Michael Beckwith and psychologist Dan Seigel. He has scored numerous independent narrative films that have won awards in the festival circuit ranging from heartfelt dramas including “Then” (Millennia Pictures) to intense thrillers like “Nights of Being Loose” (Dir. Nickolay Shchetinkin). Ryan’s music has been licensed for television and can be heard airing in over 30 series including Discovery’s “Shark Week,” Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” as well as various programming for HBO, History Channel, Biography, MTV and Netflix.
In addition to being a composer, Redebaugh is an experienced singer- songwriter and record producer with three original LP credits to his name in the pop/rock genre.
He is currently working on a feature documentary with a university about domestic violence.
He attends Columbia College Chicago’s graduate MFA program in Scoring for the Screen (recently ranked as the third best scoring program worldwide by the Hollywood Reporter). Before attending Columbia, he received his BFA in Drama at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. He brings to his work an enthusiasm for music, storytelling, creativity and collaboration.
Website (Portfolio): http://www.ryanredebaugh.com
Bandcamp (Music Downloads): https://ryanredebaugh.bandcamp.com
Spotify (Streaming): https://open.spotify.com/artist/60cKF0YNQ9UyjhTDE0tZAi?si=ShIIFI7UQaSJZZwanS-umw
YouTube (Video): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoA1-yQi0oIKZ-1QVticKYg
Facebook: (Social): Ryan Redebaugh Music
Instagram (Social): @ryanredebaugh
Jon Freda is an award winning actor, screenwriter and playwright.
He is often recognized for his critically acclaimed role of Rocco in Luc Besson’s film, The Family with Robert De Niro. Other films include Run with Eric Roberts, and recently Big Time Adolescence with Jon Cryer.
He received best actor award in Sisyphus’ Supper at the Take Two Film Festival in New York City, which premiered at Cannes Film Festival.
His TV credits include The Deuce, The Blacklist, and Law & Order SVU. Jon is also the co-producer/actor in 50 To Death, an award winning web series about three boomers jousting with the 21st Century, having achieved the unique recognition of being the number one comedy series in New Zealand!
His New York theater credits, among others, include critical recognition for his performances in George Tabori’s Mein Kampf, Imagine Dat! a solo show about Jimmy Durante (which Jon wrote and starred; only current show about Jimmy Durante approved by his estate) and Norman Beim’s On A Darkling Plain. Jon also appeared as a nationally traveled Inspector Clouseau character, having performed that role regionally in The Pink Panther Strikes Again.
His recent regional theater credits include Over The River and Through The Woods, Breaking Legs, and Other Desert Cities.
Weekly, Jon teaches the Improvisation Workshop at the SAG-AFTRA Conservatory in New York City.
https://jonfreda.webs.com
@jonfreda
Eren T. Gibson is an actor, comedian, director, and producer.
She has been taking her proverbial “bite,” out of the Big Apple for the past… well, a substantial amount of years. She is an actor, stand-up comedian, MC voice-over artist, writer, producer and also director.
Eren grew up in Aspen, CO amid the fresh air of the Rocky Mountains.
She was Producer, Writer & Performer, of her own one-woman show “Comedy Isn’t Pretty, Tragedy Isn’t Ugly 9 Voices From the Feminine Side of Generation ‘X,’” a solo show performed in cabarets/clubs in NYC and Tri-State area. Writing her new one-woman show about the search for her mother and her Bi-racial identity.
She has most recently appeared as an MC and does stand-up comedy at The Broadway Comedy Club, Greenwich Village Comedy Club, Westside Comedy Club and Dangerfield’s.
Recent acting credits: recurring role of Ms. Monica in the TV series, “Team Toon” currently on NETFLIX. Film: the Mother in “Bon Vida Skool “ and Judy in “Forever Home,” a new webseries about rescued animals and the humans that rescue them: www.foreverhomeseries.com.
Eren is a member of: SAG-AFTRA, NYWIFT, TRU, PATH intl. CTRI CHA. She is also a graduate of TRU PDMP (Producer Director Membership Program).
http://www.erentgibson.com/
@erentgibson
Cara Jaye is a professional actor and saxophonist, originally in NYC, now in the DC area.
Her most recent gigs were the Circo Hermanos Vazquez Circus Band, The Ride tour bus, and performing In Sinbad’s house band at Caroline’s of Broadway.
@carajayebird
All music courtesy of Cara Jaye.
Jacquie Engel is a PA-based Actor, Singer, Musician, Educator, and Director.
In her words: “My love affair with theatre began in high school and I got involved with my local community theatre shortly after graduating. I stayed involved as performer, music director, administrator, and eventually artistic director for more than 28 years.
During that time I got a music degree and started directing and music directing in high schools, regional summer stock theatres, colleges, and other local theatres--all in all over 170 productions to date.
I created a very successful theatre education program at CTL and founded ACT UP, a collaboration with the Community Arts Center in Williamsport. This eventually led to the creation of the Ray of Light Awards for Excellence in High School Theatre, a televised year-long theatre adjudication program in North Central PA.
In 2017, I went back to college for a bachelors in Arts Management and a Masters in Arts Administration while teaching voice and piano with the prestigious Uptown Music Collective in Williamsport. In Feb 2020 I relocated to take a position as the Executive Director of the Walk In Art Center in Schuylkill Haven.
My favorite productions to date are "Avenue Q,” “I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change,” “Run for Your wife," "West Side Story," and "Les Miserables.’”
@jakki141
walkinartcenter.org
West Side Story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1n1kdrkZNY
Les Miserables https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOXKcRLez8A
Les Miserables and West Side Story courtesy of ACT UP by Community Theatre League of Williamsport and Community Arts Center of Williamsport.
Jeremiah Johnson was raised on a fruit and flower farm in North Central Pennsylvania.
He received his BFA from Tyler School of Art of Temple University, before going on to get his MFA in print, paper and book arts from Syracuse University.
Johnson’s work is included in several collections both regionally and internationally including the State Museum of Pennsylvania, the Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke Virginia and the Servais Collection in Brussels Belgium.
Johnson manages a Makerspace at Penn College, teaches drawing and printmaking at Lycoming College, Bucknell University and Bloomsburg University and works with his wife in their studio making art about culture, folklore, and survival.
The NGUYEN JOHNSON COMPANY is the cross-cultural collaborative team of Jeremiah Johnson and Duyen Nguyen. Together they synthesize material from fashion, pop culture, folklore, and mysticism making multi-layered maximalist paintings, drawings and prints.
The JOB JOHNSON project is directly based on the oral and written stories of life here in north central Pennsylvania as told through the drawings done by an alter ego named Job Johnson who lived at the beginning of the Industrial Era. (1860 to 1937)
jeremiahjohnsonart.com
"In Red" by Rebar and Plums
Josef Aukee is a San Francisco-based Poet, Author, and Marketing Mgr.
He is mostly known for his spoken performances for the past 30 years in the SF Bay Area, as well as shows in Nashville (Bongo Java, Victor/Victoria), San Diego (Winston's), New York (Bowery Poetry Club), Chicago (The Green Mill), and Los Angeles (Highways Performance Space - Santa Monica). He has mostly been performing at venues such as Sausalito Yacht Club, jazz bars, wine bars, and wineries in recent years.
He is the author of the poetry collections Town and Country, Where Bright Stripes Go and Hill People. He recorded a collection, Afterbeat, and together with Giles Reaves, he recorded a live production of his poetry show Industrial Strength.
His work ranges from meditations and satirical commentary on contemporary urban life to the poetry of place.
Josef often colors his live performances with vocalists and instrumentalists who provide dramatic voices and experimental musical backdrops, using spare electronic sounds and pop and jazz stylings. He lives in Sausalito, California.
He is also the Marketing Manager for Golden Gate Performing Arts aka San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus and the National LGBTQ Center for the Arts and could speak in broad terms about the Covid-19 ramifications on artists and arts organizations.
josefaukee.com
Hear a few of his recordings at reverbnation.com/josefaukee
His book Town & Country is on amazon.com
True Colors by Cyndi Lauper, performed by San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus
TCP Artist Interviews - Elijah Comas: NYC/PA-based Actor, Director, and Composer
Elijah Comas is an NYC/PA-based actor, director, composer, student of theatre and religious studies, and co-concierge.
Here’s a few things he thinks he believes.
Theatre is entertainment.
You shouldn’t have to have been in the room to understand what’s happening onstage.
It’s a pretty damn powerful tool for community mobilization. Aesthetics make our hearts beat. We sync up in the face of beauty.
It’s a good way to try to understand the world a little bit better.
@elijahxcomas
elijahcomas.com
themethodgunwes.com
Scott Woolnough is an actor, singer, director, and father based in North Central Pennsylvania.
He currently serves as the Artistic Director for the Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre (currently in its 98th consecutive season), and has 39 years’ experience with theatre at all levels, performing in professional and amateur productions across the US and in two foreign countries. He played Huck Finn in a national tour of Tom Sawyer, and played Rosencrantz in an Off Broadway production of Hamlet.
Currently enjoying theatre strictly as a hobby, Scott is currently employed at Misericordia University in Dallas, PA , where he has worked as a disability services coordinator since 2009, having previously worked in the NYC Education System in The Bronx as a special education teacher and Dean of Discipline and Security. Scott is also a proud veteran of the United States Navy, having served in both Operation Desert Storm (1990) and Operation Desert Freedom (2001-2003). He now lives in Wilkes-Barre with his amazing fiancée Jessica, and spends a lot of time with his son Colin (13) and his dog Namath (10).
@littletheatrewb ltwb.org
Music by Caleb Banas
Lena Yeagle is a multi-instrumentalist musician, roller-derby athlete, visual artist, artisan, painter, and seamstress based in North Central Pennsylvania.
In her own words: “A valuer of free time (above most things), who has a curiosity of and love for nature. Nature shows up repeatedly as a focus in my art. I tend to have a whimsical approach.
I am also inspired by fantasy things, made up, that have a strong grounding and reference from what's real- or at least what we percieve as such.
Whenever I get the chance, I like to throw a little sense of my humor into the work too. I haven't been as involved in creating music much these days, but that has been a keystone for many years of my life.”
@lenayeagle
Music featuring Lena is courtesy of Lonnie Wilcox, Alex Callenberger, and Caleb Banas.
Mia Medeiros is a painter, graphic designer, photographer, and mother based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
@miaoozes ooze.studio
Music by Y Brothers
Julie Mellon is a San Francisco Bay Area musician and educator specializing in violin and fiddle.
She is a professional violinist and Suzuki teacher in Marin. She has a studio in Sausalito and at Dominican University.
She started playing violin in the Suzuki Method when she was 4 years old and continued on to receive her Bachelors of Music in Violin Performance at the University of Colorado and her Masters of Music in Violin Performance with an emphasis in Suzuki Pedagogy at the Hartt School of Music. Jennifer John was her teacher at the University of Colorado and the Aspen Music festival for two summers. She studied violin and Suzuki pedagogy with Linda Fiore at the Hartt School of Music.
Julie plays classical, rock, jazz and fiddle in many musical groups in the bay area. She is currently the Concert Master of Lucas Valley Chamber Orchestra. Julie plays electric fiddle in a southern rock band called Southern Comfort, often sharing guitar leads on fiddle.
You can find her on several albums on Itunes including Lyra Stars’ new album, A thousand Dreams. She leads the string section of an 18 piece jazz band, Sven and the Masterful Orchestra, thats performs all over the bay area. Their first album was released June 1st, 2019.
WEBSITES: southerncomfortsf.com funwithfiddle.weebly.com violinlessonssanfrancisco.com
LYRA STAR VIDEOS https://youtu.be/CYZ7e3HpVVU https://youtu.be/yFWfFsjFyik
SOUTHERN COMFORT VIDEO https://youtu.be/eOesFwu8QmQ
SVEN AND THE MASTERFUL ORCHESTRA VIDEOS https://youtu.be/9R2ukcSpcRI https://youtu.be/UmWMsmKqUvg https://youtu.be/vm4-Bgt8apA
LVCO VIDEOS Sibelius: https://youtu.be/O3a0oT3QT3E Bach: https://youtu.be/yvkfaJXps1s Debussy: https://youtu.be/ERQ1P3A6viU Beethoven: https://youtu.be/7Jb1kBAOlvo
Jove Graham is an actor, singer, musician, director, producer, scientist, Star Wars aficionado.
He is a Pennsylvania native who's also lived in the Washington DC and San Francisco Bay areas. He's been playing piano since age 6, and recorded two albums with his college a-cappella octet for which he did most of the vocal arranging. In college he double-majored in engineering and theatre and took a year "off" between college and graduate school to work full-time as an apprentice at a Philadelphia theatre company before moving to California to get a master's and doctorate in bioengineering.
Currently, he works as a researcher at Geisinger Health System, sometimes teaches biostatistics and design at Bucknell University, and after work is the president of the board of RiverStage Community Theatre where he usually directs one production per year and appears in some others. He is currently getting ready to direct a summer production of "Monty Python's Spamalot" which will start rehearsing in May, pending coronavirus.
He has been married for 15 years, has two kids, and resides in Lewisburg, PA. During the coronavirus quarantine he has been playing an unhealthy amount of online chess, and has recently been getting recognized by friends who stumble across his debut episode of "Jeopardy!" which can currently be watched on Netflix and Hulu. He can also talk a lot about Star Wars.
@grahamjove http://www.riverstagetheatre.org https://www.sungazette.com/life/showcase/2018/02/jove-grahams-passion-for-theater-evident-in-all-aspects/ https://youtu.be/LcR9M0q-A78
Steve Gibson is a musician, published writer, a cinematographer, producer, director, audio designer, and editor, who also happens to dabble in fine art photography.
He is the Creature/Feature Design founder and has been creating large-scale art and making monsters and fantasy characters out of paint, clay, latex, silicone and foam for more than 30 years. As a self-taught artist, Steve enjoys sharing his knowledge with anyone wishing to gain a broader approach to their own personal style. he additionally founded The ARTS UNDERGROUND in lewisburg, pa; a unique, collaborative space for local artists. His award-winning video work can be seen in feature films THE FEED (2010) and THE LOST WITHIN (2017), as well as numerous shorts, music videos and commercial projects.
@Steeev13 http://www.creaturefeaturedesign.com/ http://www.theartsunderground.com/ https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Company/Fist-In-Post-Films-LLC-438376296251618/ https://www.facebook.com/TheDarkCountryMusic/
Molly Collier is an actor, playwright, and screenwriter based in New York City.
“Collier, who plays Kat, is in rare form here. I have followed her work for years, and she just keeps getting better and better with each year; and she started at a high water mark to begin with. Here she does the impossible. She speaks for the struggle of all women, and yet she elides that larger macro argument with a deep personal investment that reaches to very core of her character. Universal and specific at the same time — an extremely difficult feat to pull off, and Collier pulls it off with panache.”
@himollycollier https://www.mollycollier.com http://www.whatamidoinghereseries.com/
Katie Chambers is an accomplished and passionate cellist and educator based in Brooklyn, NY.
Broadway World's (https://www.broadwayworld.com) Evann Normandin calls her “an exquisite player in every sense” and her playing, called "heavenly" by Joel Markowitz of DC Metro Theater Arts (https://dcmetrotheaterarts.com).
Chambers plays on various television shows and at many prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Kimmel Center, Kennedy Center and Strathmore, including numerous musical theater pits throughout the east coast.
Chambers works with various singers/songwriters/performers, including Evanescence, Lindsey Stirling, Brian Falduto and Victoria Vox.
Chambers is known for her improvising, extensive recording and performance experience, winning Washington Area Music Award (http://www.wamadc.com) in 2011, for Vox/Ukulele/Cello. Chambers graduated from University of Maryland, College Park with undergraduate degree in cello performance and a master's in cello performance from San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
@KatieTheCellist http://thebash.com/katiethecellist http://youtube.com/kinshipmusicstudios/videos
Erin Cronican is an award-winning actor, producer, and director who is based in New York City.
She is a founding member of The Seeing Place Theater and has served as its Executive Artistic Director since 2011. For The Seeing Place she has produced 41 main-stage productions, 19 of which she also directed.
Erin is also an NYIT (https://www.nyitawards.com) nominated actor for her work in TSP’s The Maids.
Off Broadway: Danny and the Deep Blue Sea; Sistas; This One’s For The Girls. Favorite roles with TSP: My Name is Rachel Corrie (Rachel) Othello (Desdemona); Closer (Anna); Getting Out (Arlene); Boy Gets Girl (Theresa); A Lie of the Mind (Beth); The Laramie Project (Mercedes Herrero Track) Regional favorites: The Last Five Years; Angels in America; Camelot; South Pacific; Evita.
@Erin_Cronican http://www.erincronican.com/ http://www.seeingplacetheater.com/ http://www.erincronicals.com/ www.youtube.com/erincronican
What is God?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
What is God?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
What is God?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
What is God, or is it?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://www.atheists.org/activism/resources/about-atheism/
God #Atheist #Atheism
What is a democracy and what impact does voting have on one?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
Discussion about the documentary.
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1663702/
What is a democracy and what impact does voting have on one?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
What is a democracy and what impact does voting have on one?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
What is a democracy and what impact does voting have on one?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
Are the various smoking bans based on a knowingly fallacious EPA study?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
http://www.davehitt.com https://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/secondhand-smoke-charade
Are the various smoking bans based on a knowingly fallacious EPA study?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
http://www.davehitt.com https://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/secondhand-smoke-charade
Neil Whitelaw helps us explore and understand this Native American tribe.
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
http://www.sausalitohistoricalsociety.com/2016-columns/2016/8/25/the-legacy-of-the-coast-miwoks-1
Who was the man who took his own life by flying into an IRS building?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://www.businessinsider.com/joseph-andrew-stacks-insane-manifesto-2010-2
What is sustainable farming and conscious consumerism?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://growensemble.com/conscious-consumerism/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/shadesofgreenfarm/posts/
Jules Assata #Shades of Green #Farm #Farming #Sustainable Farming #Conscious Consumerism
What is sustainable farming and conscious consumerism?
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://growensemble.com/conscious-consumerism/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/shadesofgreenfarm/posts/
Jules Assata #Shades of Green #Farm #Farming #Sustainable Farming #Conscious Consumerism
Many parents of kids on the spectrum describe their experiences.
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://www.autismspeaks.org
Many parents of kids on the spectrum describe their experiences.
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://www.autismspeaks.org
Jacque Fresco and Roxanne Meadows discuss a resource-based economy.
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://www.thevenusproject.com
Jacque Fresco and Roxanne Meadows discuss a resource-based economy.
Truth, Expression, Community. The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth- personally and collectively- whatever that may be.
https://www.thevenusproject.com
Live from Occupy Wall St.