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The Mahogany Project
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Artists with a purpose
Female
39 years old
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
United States
Last Login: 6/2/2009
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The Mahogany Project's Interests
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| General | UPCOMING EVENTS:
D.O.I
Declaration of Independents
"African Americans breaking the chains in theatre and film."
June 4-6, 2009
Seattle University's Lee Center for the Arts
FREE FREE FREE FREE
D.O.I is a phenomenal event that will bring the community together and give attendees an opportunity to experience various artistic works of African-American artists through theatre and short films.
Performance Schedule:
Thursday, June 4, 2009
7:00pm My Experience
8:15-8:30pm Intermission/Changeover
8:30pm Film Screenings
9:30-10:00pm Facilitated Artists Chats
Friday, June 5, 2009
7:00pm Black Emotional Male
8:15-8:30pm Intermission/Changeover
8:30pm Film Screenings
9:30-10:00pm Facilitated Artists Chats
Saturday, June 6, 2009
2:00pm Black Emotional Male
3:15-3:30pm Intermission/Changeover
3:30pm Film Screenings
4:30-5:00pm Facilitated Artists Chats
7:00pm My Experience
8:15-8:30pm Intermission/Changeover
8:30pm Film Screenings
9:30-10:00pm Facilitated Artists Chats
Photos from 2007 festival "Who Are We..."
PHOTOS BY RUBY AQUINO
(See blog for descriptions of the plays presented.)
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The Mahogany Project's Details
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| Status: | Single | | Here for: | Networking | | Ethnicity: | Black / African descent | | Zodiac Sign: | Pisces | | Occupation: | Producers |
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The Mahogany Project's Latest Blog Entry
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D.O.I.
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Festival Play Descriptions
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A Play a Day by Kat Ortland
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365 Plays by Brendan Kiley
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All of the city's a stage as Seattle joins the largest theatre project in U.S. history
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The Mahogany Project's Blurbs |
About me:
MISSION:
The Mahogany Project creates and produces theatrical and film works with artists throughout the greater Seattle community.
VISION:
The Mahogany Project will encourage the participation of minorities in film and theatre. We will offer support for these artists from the inception of the vision through the completed production. The Mahogany Project is committed to creating and producing works that do not degrade, diminish, or present negative images of anyone’s character or culture. Therefore, we will encourage continuous training and education for members and partner artists.
Founders from left to right: LaChris Jordan, Melissa N. Green, Adrienne Green, Felicia Loud, Sharon N. Williams, Kathya Alexander, and Sandra Boas-DuPree (Not Pictured: Joanque Smith)
 Photo was taken by Latrena Smith.
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