Let’s Fringe! Monday live interview schedule
Cindy Marie Jenkins | Jun 18, 2012 | Comments 0 |
Be on the lookout for 3 interviews on Monday. You can tune in right here and watch live under each image. Check @LABitterLemons for updates on the times.
11am
Ian Garrett from the Center for Sustainable Practices in the Arts to discuss The CSPA Fringe Festival Award for Sustainable Production , ”designed to reward sustainable practice in the production of a fringe show. The winner will be announced at the Fringe Awards Ceremony on June 24th at 7:00pm, and will receive a plaque and a feature article in an upcoming edition of the CSPA Quarterly, the CSPA’s print publication highlighting the most exciting work being done in sustainability and the arts.”
UPDATE: I also squeezed in a chat with Outreach Director Meghan McCauley, where we talk Student Fringe, Outreach and the new Intern program.
4:15pm
Eriko Azuma, director of Hanjo/Left to Tell
One woman waits for her lover, another for her killer…
RedSoil Theater presents two haunting stories from Japan and Rwanda: HANJO by Yukio Mishima and LEFT TO TELL, adapted from the book by Immaculée Ilibagiza. Raw, physical truths in text and movement, erotic, harrowing, ultimately transcendent.
5pm
Jeremy Aluma & Turner Munch from That Beautiful Laugh
Departing from his home, the moon, a wise old man travels with his weathered precious trunk to a world that has forgotten how to laugh. Hoping to extinguish cynicism and judgement and replace it with joy and curiosity, he brings an arsenal of clowns, ignorant to the rules of the world. Together, these clowns must embark on a quest to find that beautiful laugh. Searching through each other and their audience the clowns will discover and examine every avenue of laughter; love, joy, mischief, pain, fear, sadness and more, hoping to find the laugh that they have all been waiting for…That Beautiful Laugh. 2011 Hollywood Fringe’s Top of the Fringe winner and national touring troupe, Four Clowns bring you a show about the joys of laughter. Directed by Turner Munch, director of 2011 Hollywood Fringe hit, Porter’s Macbeth.
UPDATE 6/19/2012: There were some technical difficulties, and an extended version of the interview will be posted soon. -CMJ
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About the Author: CINDY MARIE JENKINS is a Storyteller based in Los Angeles. She hosts & broadcasts regular Arts Outreach Videos, experimenting with how technology unites independent artists with new audiences. Cindy co-hosts the weekly Web Series Watch, where she reviews web series and interview Creators and Innovators; her podcast Web Series Watchers just premiered on CSICON.net .
Currently Outreach/Marketing Director for 24th STreet Theatre & Outreach/Social Media Consultant for The Help Group (named one of the Top Facebook Pages & Twitter Accounts to Follow for Special Education). Cindy has been on the Directors Lab West Steering Committee since 2011 and Resident Artist at The Indy Convergence since 2009.
She has been a guest on LaLaLand Talk, In the Room, Angry Patrons, That Billy WIlson Show, Bitter Lemons Live & Digital Spill to discuss outreach, social marketing and audience development in live and web entertainment.
She contributes to 24th ST Theatre's blog, Web Grandparent, Bitter Lemons, LAFPI, Theatre @ Boston Court, The Comics Observer, and previously contributed to ArtJob.org (Arts For LA), LA Stage Times, Atwater Village Now & The Inspired Classroom.
