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Below you will find links to view recordings of our virtual offerings, from original works to staged readings to community partnership events. Learn more about PCS Remix and view upcoming events here.
May First Thursday with Machado Mijiga Trio
Celebrate May First Thursday with a performance by the classically-trained, multi-instrumentalist, Machado Mijiga, who will lead a trio of musicians that blend jazz, hip hop, R&B, and sounds that reflect his intercultural heritage as part of this intimate but energetic performance. Two gallery exhibits will be on display during the event, featuring work by Tom Lupton and Emily Jung Miller.
March First Thursday with Moorea Masa
Celebrate the 2022 March First Thursday with a performance by Moorea Masa! This singer/songwriter/guitarist is known for transporting listeners from lush green forests to dimly-lit juke joints with her songs. Enjoy this intimate concert and peruse the stunning exhibits on display from renowned artists Arvie Smith and Tom Lupton.
Panel Discussion: Being First-Gen
Learn about the life and lived experiences of first-generation American theater artists in this online panel discussion with members of The Great Leap cast and creative team. The conversation will feature Zi Alikhan (Director), Sami Ma (Connie), Mac Schonher (Understudy, Manford/Wen Chang), Nicole Wee (Costume Designer), and moderator Melory Mirashrafi.
First Thursday with the Sarah Clarke Trio, Featuring Art by Arvie Smith & Tom Lupton
Celebrate First Thursday with a performance by the Sarah Clarke Trio and art exhibits from Arvie Smith and Tom Lupton. Sarah will be joined by Michael Elson and Damian Erskine, playing a mix from R&B to jazz and high-energy funk.
Pre-Show Discussion: Emily Rapp Black in Conversation with Vanessa Severo
Join us online for this conversation between Emily Rapp Black, The New York Times bestselling author of Frida Kahlo and My Left Leg, and Vanessa Severo, actor/playwright of Frida ... A Self Portrait. Both artists will discuss how the life, art, and disabilities of Frida Kahlo have impacted their work.
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