Dec 5, 2021
Second chances restore lives, particularly in the case of convicts. Released with little pocket money, no permanent residence or job options, inmates navigate a treacherous tightrope […]
Dec 2, 2021
“You’re not paid to think!” Sadly, that admonition is heard by many actors. The idea that someone else controls all your decisions is galling and in […]
Dec 1, 2021
What better way to bust the COVID blues than be in the presence of the cabaret duo Kiki & Herb. This season’s holiday event Sleigh coupled […]
Nov 30, 2021
Last year the performing arts industry was reeling from the unexpected closures due to COVID. Much of the industry moved to an online presence, until, hope […]
Nov 11, 2021
Industrialized northern cities drew millions of Black and brown people from the rural South to the urban North for jobs, jobs, jobs. Enclaves of Black workers […]
Nov 6, 2021
It’s 1963 and America is reeling from the assassination of JFK while confronting the Civil Rights Movement. Jobs are scarce for women, particularly uneducated women-of-color who […]
