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The Fresh Fruit Festival by All OUT Arts is On The Air, bringing the full spectrum of LGBT (and often rather Q) Arts content to the community. Produced by All Out Arts, a NY non-profit with a Guidestar Gold-Seal for Fiscal Transparency - ”Fighting Prejudice & Homophobia Through The Arts” since 1998.
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Sunday Aug 22, 2021
UP & COMING - Panel 2: Stage Management
Sunday Aug 22, 2021
Sunday Aug 22, 2021
A part of the 2021-22 season of the Fresh Fruit Festival by All Out Arts.
Broadway Stage Managers share their thoughts on employment, their career paths, and what early and mid-level Stage Managers can be doing to help their chances in the field.
Host: Dennis Corsi, Artistic Director, the Fresh Fruit Festival
Panelists:
- Valerie Lau-Kee: Mary Poppins, Spiderman . . .
- Chris Munnell: An American in Paris, War Horse . . .
- Chris Zaccardi: Lestat, Hello Dolly . . .
- Saori Yokoo: The Inheritance, Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS . . .
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"Up & Coming" is a series of 1-hour panel discussions featuring Broadway Industry professionals, designed to help emerging artists build their careers. Performing arts leaders from Rockefeller Center, the Beaumont Theater, shows such as Spiderman, Hello Dolly, War Horse and many others share thoughts on starting the journey to a more professional level.

Monday Jun 21, 2021
Benedictions on the Escapes
Monday Jun 21, 2021
Monday Jun 21, 2021
“While waiting for their son Diego to return from a demonstration, Esper wonders about his safety and about her husband who has returned home early from work. Esper has recently passed the citizenship test. At first reluctant to tell her, Manny finally admits that he has been furloughed from his work because of the Covid-19 virus. When Diego arrives, energized from the demonstrations, he inspires Esper and Manny to review and renew their lives in this country.”
Can you join protests if you are worried about paying the light bill or the rent? And what of losing a job, struggling with online classes, fighting for subsidies . . . Our 20-21 season of Radioplays ends with this dramatic yet uplifting family offering by playwright Benjamin V. Marshall, directed by John Pietrowski. Presented in 1-Act of about 38 minutes, this compressed "world-theatre" manages to cover the big three concerns of our time: Immigration, the Covid pandemic, and the Black Lives Matter movement, and makes us all stronger in the process.
A RadioPlay in the 2020-21 season of the Fresh Fruit Festival by All Out Arts. Details and Program Book info during the closing remarks. More details at FreshFruitFestival.com