Fulton expands her repertoire...once again!
So, what
do you do when you are a successful and published poet with readings throughout
the Northeast, publisher of poetry chapbooks, lecturer, creative consultant, and
educator at New York University? You
write a play and enter a competitive, juried theatre review process.
With
over 100 submissions, and 26 finalists, The Downtown Urban Art Festival (DUAF) has
selected to present a play penned by Cyd Charisse Fulton as one of its productions to celebrate its 2017
anniversary season. Ms. Fulton is a founding
poetry contributor to aaduna when
this literary and visual arts journal premiered its inaugural issue in February
2011.
15th Anniversary Season
38 Commerce Street
New York City
TUESDAY, May 16, 2017 at 7:00 PM
EDUCATED AND STILL TRAPPED
Ida,
an African American woman, is single and retired. Newscasts, talk shows and
weed are her companions. This hazy combination provokes memories of Ida’s own
salty life experiences. Her comments and rants become prayers that lead to an
unorthodox baptism in her living room.
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If
you reside or work in NYC or can visit the Big Apple on May 16th, go
see Fulton’s “Educated And Still Trapped” at the Cherry Lane Theatre.
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CONGRATULATIONS CYD!!!
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ReplyDeleteAs always, aaduna has my back. Your motivation and support has led me to many doors; urging me to turn knobs and step with big strides. I still think of my first submission communication with aaduna... I was patiently advised to go back to the drawing board to create with care, craft and cleverness. Thank you. Much love. --CCF
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Cyd! I hope Raymond and myself get to see your play. -Zigi
ReplyDeleteI hope so too. Thank you Zigi!!
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