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STAGED STORIES: The Live Streamed Series, Ep#2 - food, dreams, change and being unapologetic

Sat, Jul 18

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https://youtu.be/K78RFEa6oVs

NOT SORRY by Sara Guerrero & directed by Erika Clark BETWEEN AISLE THREE AND FOUR by Mildred Inez Lewis & directed by Maricella Ibarra DREAMER by Margo L. Rofé & Directed by Sara Guerrero With poet Tiffany McQuay (mature language and content.)

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STAGED STORIES: The Live Streamed Series, Ep#2 - food, dreams, change and being unapologetic
STAGED STORIES: The Live Streamed Series, Ep#2 - food, dreams, change and being unapologetic

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Jul 18, 2020, 6:00 PM PDT

https://youtu.be/K78RFEa6oVs

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Breath of Fire Latina Theater Ensemble presents  STAGED STORIES: The Live Streamed Series

Saturday, July 18 @ 6pm PST 

(Ep#3- Humor, Food, Dreams, Change and Being Unapologetic)

Warning: episodes may contain strong language and mature content

STAGED STORIES, an evening of collected short plays, monologues, poetry and new works.”  Works that are a result of our commitment to holding space for writers in our community. We provide resources not only to write, but to workshop, table read, discuss, devise, perform, etc.  Our first episode involved over thirty BIPOC artists. Many of the pieces have gone on to be fully realized productions for other festivals and theatres.

For this particular episode and ongoing, Breath of Fire is partnering with the Black Student Union of Garden Grove High School of Orange County, to donate and raise funds and awareness of efforts and in solidarity with Black Lives Matter for organizing on online,…

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