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May 18th SALON RADIO on City World Radio Network
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This week's show presents The 17th Annual Estrogenius Festival (May 6-28), with Jenny Green presenting and International Women Artists' Salon founder Heidi Russell hosting.
Salon Radio is rounded out as always with our Women in Art World Bulletin highlighting news about women in all The Arts (editor Jenny Green) and our Salon Bulletin for upcoming week's happenings of Salonistas around the world (editor Casey Abeson). Our sound engineer is musician Jade Zabric.
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Thank you to this week's sponsor: Funkadelic Studios
Funkadelic Studios runs on a simple philosophy: the musicians are the priority. Funkadelic Studios has provided musicians an affordable home to rehearse, record, and reinvent their music for over 20 years. Two musician friends in Brooklyn started the studio as a way to connect with the NYC music scene and provide a place where musicians can do what they do best – make music. No matter how rich, poor, established, or underground an artist might be, Funkadelic provides all the services musicians need under one roof. The six Rs are essential for any artist and Funkadelic has them all covered: rehearsal rooms, recording studio, repair shop, rentals, retail shop, and a rock & roll club.
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2017 EstroGenius Festival
http://estrogenius.org/
EstroGenius is back for 2017 and has found a HOME at the Kraine Theater!
We are thrilled to announce EstroGenius Spring 2017; openned on May 6 and runs through May 28 at the Kraine Theater, 85 E. 4th St, 10003
Tickets are ON SALE now! http://www.horsetrade.info/the-kraine-theater
WOMEN. ARTISTS. WE NEED THEM. EstroGenius 2017 | LMnO3, Pioneers Go East Collective, Nadia Tykulsker, Girl Be Heard, Nia Love, Courtney Cook…. and more.
This year’s format includes evenings of multiple makers in our SPILL Series, curated by Women in Motion 2015 Commissioned Artist, Maura Nguyen Donohue and full evenings of theatre, music – like the one and only NANCY SIRIANNI! – dance and of course, our favorite brilliant teen inventors G!RL BE HEARD with their original show: BLURRED LINES.
Still coming up...
SirianniHoffman Band May 18
LMnO3 & Chelsea and Magda May 19 & 20
Girl Be Heard May 21st & 22nd
WiM May 24th
Broken Bone Bathtub May 24th with
Short Plays May 26-27
Closing performance and awards May 28th
2017 Festival Credits
Melissa Riker Executive Director EstroGenius
Erez Ziv Executive Director HorseTrade/Frigid NYC
Maura Donohue Co-Curator / Producer
Deborah Long Short Play Curator/Producer
Margaret Stockton Short Play Curator/Producer
Earline Stephens Festival Artist Care Manager
Jaz Okura-Youtsey Festival Board Operator/Designer
Emily Owens PR Festival Press
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A Encore Performances of BLURRED LINES
Sunday May 21 & Monday May 22
Blurred Lines draws attention to how we navigate and survive in a world where 1 in 5 college women are sexually assaulted, and challenges audiences to reflect on the roles we all play in a culture that promotes silence and blurs the lines of consent. Girl Be Heard is excited to bring their 2017 MainStage show Blurred Lines to the EstroGenius Festival. This show is reflection on and deconstruction of rape culture. Devised by eight performers over three months Blurred Lines originally premiered at HERE in February 2017.
SUNDAY May 21, 12:30-4pm Girl Be Heard will be running a workshop to devise new pieces to be worked into the show and evening performance. This exploration will not only be through watching but also playing.
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About the Festival
Manhattan Theatre Source’s EstroGenius Festival, an annual celebration of female voices, is one of New York City’s largest women’s arts festivals.
Founded by Fiona Jones in 2000, the festival debuted with a program of 10 short plays and music. Since then, it has grown into a multi-week event including short plays, solo shows, teen performances, visual art, and dance. In past years, we’ve also had stand-up comedy, live music, fundraisers for African girls’ education, and full-day networking events with panels and workshops.
Almost completely volunteer run, the EstroGenius Festival has provided thousands of artists the chance to shine; showcased award-winning playwrights Sheila Callaghan, Quiara Alegria Hudes, T.D. Mitchell and Melissa Maxwell; presented Bessie Award-winning choreographers Marta Renzi and Jennifer Nugent; and provided scholarships for girls to attend school in Niger, ranked the poorest country in the world by the United Nations.
We are committed to providing opportunities to female artists – in a variety of disciplines – ranging from the emerging to the seasoned professional.
The New York Times raves that EstroGenius
“lives up to its billing as a celebration of women’s work”
nysca_100pxManhattan Theatre Source & EstroGenius would like to thank New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature for their support.
http://estrogenius.org/
http://estrogenius.org/
EstroGenius is back for 2017 and has found a HOME at the Kraine Theater!
We are thrilled to announce EstroGenius Spring 2017; openned on May 6 and runs through May 28 at the Kraine Theater, 85 E. 4th St, 10003
Tickets are ON SALE now! http://www.horsetrade.info/the-kraine-theater
WOMEN. ARTISTS. WE NEED THEM. EstroGenius 2017 | LMnO3, Pioneers Go East Collective, Nadia Tykulsker, Girl Be Heard, Nia Love, Courtney Cook…. and more.
This year’s format includes evenings of multiple makers in our SPILL Series, curated by Women in Motion 2015 Commissioned Artist, Maura Nguyen Donohue and full evenings of theatre, music – like the one and only NANCY SIRIANNI! – dance and of course, our favorite brilliant teen inventors G!RL BE HEARD with their original show: BLURRED LINES.
Still coming up...
SirianniHoffman Band May 18
LMnO3 & Chelsea and Magda May 19 & 20
Girl Be Heard May 21st & 22nd
WiM May 24th
Broken Bone Bathtub May 24th with
Short Plays May 26-27
Closing performance and awards May 28th
2017 Festival Credits
Melissa Riker Executive Director EstroGenius
Erez Ziv Executive Director HorseTrade/Frigid NYC
Maura Donohue Co-Curator / Producer
Deborah Long Short Play Curator/Producer
Margaret Stockton Short Play Curator/Producer
Earline Stephens Festival Artist Care Manager
Jaz Okura-Youtsey Festival Board Operator/Designer
Emily Owens PR Festival Press
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A Encore Performances of BLURRED LINES
Sunday May 21 & Monday May 22
Blurred Lines draws attention to how we navigate and survive in a world where 1 in 5 college women are sexually assaulted, and challenges audiences to reflect on the roles we all play in a culture that promotes silence and blurs the lines of consent. Girl Be Heard is excited to bring their 2017 MainStage show Blurred Lines to the EstroGenius Festival. This show is reflection on and deconstruction of rape culture. Devised by eight performers over three months Blurred Lines originally premiered at HERE in February 2017.
SUNDAY May 21, 12:30-4pm Girl Be Heard will be running a workshop to devise new pieces to be worked into the show and evening performance. This exploration will not only be through watching but also playing.
******************************************
About the Festival
Manhattan Theatre Source’s EstroGenius Festival, an annual celebration of female voices, is one of New York City’s largest women’s arts festivals.
Founded by Fiona Jones in 2000, the festival debuted with a program of 10 short plays and music. Since then, it has grown into a multi-week event including short plays, solo shows, teen performances, visual art, and dance. In past years, we’ve also had stand-up comedy, live music, fundraisers for African girls’ education, and full-day networking events with panels and workshops.
Almost completely volunteer run, the EstroGenius Festival has provided thousands of artists the chance to shine; showcased award-winning playwrights Sheila Callaghan, Quiara Alegria Hudes, T.D. Mitchell and Melissa Maxwell; presented Bessie Award-winning choreographers Marta Renzi and Jennifer Nugent; and provided scholarships for girls to attend school in Niger, ranked the poorest country in the world by the United Nations.
We are committed to providing opportunities to female artists – in a variety of disciplines – ranging from the emerging to the seasoned professional.
The New York Times raves that EstroGenius
“lives up to its billing as a celebration of women’s work”
nysca_100pxManhattan Theatre Source & EstroGenius would like to thank New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature for their support.
http://estrogenius.org/
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