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Amplifying Black Voices: New company celebrates with BIPOC Playwright’s Festival

“One of the shared experiences that Myesha-Tiara and Jerulane “Jay” Jenkins had with their college careers was the discovery that there were few opportunities for people of color and that BIPOC students often went unsupported and their voices unheard. So, when they were trying to decide what their new company, Perceptions Theatre, would do for their spring show, they decided to create a BIPOC Playwrights Festival, a two-weekend virtual one-act festival that features BIPOC playwrights, directors, and actors.”

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Harriet Quimby and Matilde Moisant: Two Remarkable Pilots Finally Getting Their Story Told

“Harriet Quimby, born May 11th, 1875, was a woman of firsts. The determination to live fully and commit wholeheartedly to every passion (of which there were many) defined Harriet throughout her life. The Aviatrix: A New Musical, celebrates Harriet Quimby and Matilde Moisant, two pioneers in aviation and women’s rights that have been forgotten in our history books. Their stories deserve to be sung from the rooftops.”

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A look at the brilliance of Ratatouille the Musical

“If you have been anywhere near the social media of a theatre kid in the past four weeks, you are likely familiar with the Ratatouille musical. A crowdsourced production involving creators from across the globe, what started as a one-off joke has blossomed into a full-blown phenomenon, with hundreds of videos racking up millions of views from adoring observers.

But what is Ratatouille the Musical?”

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