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THE DEAN'S OFFICE
Drama · SisterJozay Productions · Ages 13+ · United States of America
A trilogy in three scenes follows Tammi, a black woman and her son, Sir, as they journey through systemic racist policies in the American educational system. The 70 minute drama explores how these policies hurt BIPOC families generationally.
A trilogy in three scenes follows Tammi, a black woman and her son, Sir, as they journey through systemic racist policies in the American educational system. The 70 minute drama explores how these policies hurt BIPOC families generationally.
THE BOOK THAT WON'T CLOSE- CONFESSIONS OF A LOVE ADDICT
Solo Show · TL Forsberg · Ages 18+ · United States of America
A deaf woman hires a non-binary transgender coach to walk her through love addiction and she learns to embrace her shame as part hearing and Deaf. A dark edgy comedy with original music and dance. The show includes an ASL Interpreter and is accessible to the d/Deaf.
A deaf woman hires a non-binary transgender coach to walk her through love addiction and she learns to embrace her shame as part hearing and Deaf. A dark edgy comedy with original music and dance. The show includes an ASL Interpreter and is accessible to the d/Deaf.
VERSATILE
Neighbors Media · Ages 13+ · United States of America
VERSATILE was critically recieved at the 2021
Hollywood Fringe Festival with honors
- Diversity Scholarship Recipient
- Best Solo Performance Nominee
- Best of Broadwater Award
- Pick of the Fringe Honorable Mention
VERSATILE was critically recieved at the 2021
Hollywood Fringe Festival with honors
- Diversity Scholarship Recipient
- Best Solo Performance Nominee
- Best of Broadwater Award
- Pick of the Fringe Honorable Mention
LADY LIBERTEASE
Solo Show · Living Up to Your Laurels and Soaring Solo Studios · Ages 10+ · United States of America
At first, Kirsten is thrilled to have discovered the long forgotten American goddess, Columbia- an inspiring symbol of female empowerment! Together, they wrestle with being white and female- of being both oppressed and an oppressor. Is liberty for all, just a tease?
At first, Kirsten is thrilled to have discovered the long forgotten American goddess, Columbia- an inspiring symbol of female empowerment! Together, they wrestle with being white and female- of being both oppressed and an oppressor. Is liberty for all, just a tease?
