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CPCP Catalyst Initiative: Journey to Water

Prairie Rivers Network and theatre artist Latrelle Bright have teamed up for a "Journey to Water", an effort to connect and discuss the relationship of African-Americans to water and local water sources.  An intergenerational group of 20 African Americans will…

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Stories in the Water for Memphis FRINGE

I am happy to announce that I will be performing a new solo piece at the Voices of the South Memphis FRINGE Performance Festival in April 2018! Stories in the Water explores deeply rooted relationships black people have with our most…

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Quantum Voyages

After participating in Smitha Vishveshwara's Where the Arts Meet Physics course for the past two spring semesters, we have created a new multi-media, interdisciplinary piece about the quantum world. Quantum Voyages Friday, March 30, 2018 at 7:30pm iHotel Conference Room Wednesday,…

River of Hope: Save a Place. Change Your Life.

I worked with Prairie Rivers Network (PRN) interviewing some of the founders of PRN who opposed "...the construction of the Oakley Reservoir on the Sangamon River near Monticello. This is the location of Allerton Park, a locally cherished natural area; Oakley…

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The Water Project

PRN Day at Allerton Protecting Our Land, Water, and Wildlife: a 50th Anniversary Celebration of Stewardship Join us at the Allerton Music Barn in Monticello for the PRN Day at Allerton! In 1967, a walk in the Allerton woods sparked…

Where the Arts Meet Physics

I am auditing the class "Where the Arts Meet Physics" taught by physics professor Smitha Vishveshwara.  We are moving toward an exhibit of our projects to be hosted at Krannert Art Museum April 13-20, 2017. The universe is an extraordinary…