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Memory – Pieces of a Puzzle
A photo blog This past August my partner Eric and I went on a road trip to visit his Mom. I took some photos along the way to document the trip and posted them on Read more…
Whether it's through an artist discussion and mingling at our monthly storytelling series or Mixology, engaging with our community blog, or taking in one of our productions, we foster dialogue around entertainment.
Playwrights, filmmakers, actors, monologists, musicians, comedians, and artists of every variety explore and showcase their talents - they're what it's all about!
In addition to our artist and theatre partners, we raise awareness of and funds for the local non-profit organizations who keep our communities thriving.
A photo blog This past August my partner Eric and I went on a road trip to visit his Mom. I took some photos along the way to document the trip and posted them on Read more…
By Jess Hutchinson Yet for all that cousin, let [it] be a [job that aligns with your values, respects your boundaries, offers equitable pay that allows you to thrive, thoughtful management, and human-centered policies], Or Read more…
Last month, our community suffered a huge and very unexpected loss. Deborah Napier was a remarkable human being – her talent and humor were somehow, inexplicably, matched by her generosity of spirit, friendship, and unwavering Read more…
"The undiscovered works' monthly storytelling series has given me a voice as an artist in New York City. Through their immense support, encouragement and passion for arts I've had the pleasure to show my work in an inclusive and exciting environment. It's a safe place for artists to explore, play and create and a guaranteed fun night.
“Undiscovered Works is a wonderful series in which BrickaBrack presented new movement theatre work. UW's events foster a strong sense of community, with UW's hands-on producer going out of her way to make artists and audiences feel valued and welcome, while forging connections between the non-profits Undiscovered Works serves and the artistic community.”