All About Image/We Are The Elite
Marcina Zaccaria’s All About Image/We Are The Elite Directed by Tony Tambasco A drama written in the present time, taking place in New York City and other parts of the U.S., All About Image/ We are the Elite is a journey of the people who make images. In the process of capturing and making these images, the characters explore their personal relationships while re-affirming their aesthetic principles.What they see is under critique. What they present is a complete outpouring of their entire vision. Part of the New York International Fringe Festival Photos courtesy Steven Pisano Kraine Theater 85 East 4th Street New York, NY 10003 View Map October 3 @ 7:00pm October 4 @ 7:00pm October 5 @ 5:15pm October 6 @ 5:30pm Featuring: David Arthur Bachrach * J. Dolan Byrnes * Frances McGarry * Jeff Burchfield * Don Carter * Catherine Luciani Milton Lyles II Nana Ponceleon Akin Salawu Lourdes Severny Kelsey Shapira Katy Wilson * Appears courtesy of Actors' Equity Association Further details at Fringe BYOV. Tickets available through Eventbrite. … [Read More...]
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At a time when international diplomacy is challenged, we are proud of the role that artists play as cultural diplomats and the creative, educational, non-political dialogue that is engendered through programs such as The International Award, produced by The League of Professional Theatre Women. ~ Joan D. Firestone & Frances McGarry Co-Chairs, 2020 G/C International Award The […]
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The First 100 Stories Campaign
First Online With Fran: The First 100 Stories Campaign National Arts in Education Week, September 8 -14. In July 2010, Congress designated the second week of September as National Arts In Education Week to promote and showcase the immense role arts education has in producing engaged, successful, and college and career-ready students. To that end, First Online with Fran is launching The First 100 Stories Campaign. The Arts continue to be cut from school curriculums across the nation. Despite arts advocacy groups’ efforts to prevent the decline of arts inclusion, the budgetary solution remains to be that the arts are perceived as extra-curricular and disposable. In Chris Cleave’s novel Little Bee, the central character decided to right a wrong by collecting stories: “One story makes you weak. But as soon as we have one-hundred stories, you will be strong.” Similarly, we can do the same for the Arts. Here’s how: Let’s hear it from you: Teachers! Students! Graduates! Parents! … Submit Your Testimonial...
