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SUMMARY:Mapping the Legacy: Village Artists Tell Their Stories
DESCRIPTION:The Performing Arts Legacy Project (PAL)\, an initiative of the Entertainment Community Fund\, is an online public platform where older performing arts professionals are invited to document their careers\, on their own terms. This panel\, moderated by PAL founder Joan Jeffri\, will bring together a group of ground-breaking Village artists who have mapped their stories on the site.\nPlaywright Barbara Kahn\, bilingual actor/director/producer Alicia Kaplan\, founder of Danisarte\, and performance artist and activist Lulu Lolo will talk about the focus and evolution of their work\, their experience of the Village context\, and of generations of change. With additional excerpts from the sites of iconic PAL artists we have lost in recent years – George Bartenieff\, Agosto Machado\, and Juan Villarreal. Learn more about the extraordinary PAL resource\, the spectrum of histories it contains\, and how artists and arts workers can participate. Hosted by HB Studio.
URL:https://www.thevillagetrip.com/event/mapping-the-legacy-village-artists-tell-their-stories/
LOCATION:HB Playwrights Foundation Theatre\, 124 Bank Street\, New York\, NY 10014\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Spoken Word
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SUMMARY:This Hammer Can’t Kill Me: Paul Robeson\, His Music and His Story
DESCRIPTION:[image: Paul Robeson as Othello  |  James C Martin] \nHosted by HB Studio\, artistic home to Uta Hagen\, who played Desdemona to Paul Robeson’s Othello on Broadway\, this public conversation with baritone James C Martin will explore Robeson’s lasting impact as artist and activist. It will examine Robeson’s political and artistic journey\, and the sold-out 1958 Carnegie Hall concert that marked his comeback from 11 years on the political blacklist. Martin\, and pianist-collaborator Lynn Raley\, will share selections from Robeson’s repertoire\, and from their critically acclaimed album\, Wide As Heaven: A Century of Song By Black American Composers.\nPaul Robeson was trained as a lawyer; spoke Russian\, German\, a little Afrikaans and Chinese. He was a prominent civil rights leader in America\, but also an active supporter of labor movements overseas. He appeared as an actor on international stages and on film\, and he produced the longest-running Shakespeare production ever on Broadway\, Othello\, in which he starred. \nNote: On Sunday\, September 27\, the day before the conversation\, Martin and Raley will give a concert tribute to Robeson at St. Mark’s Church in the Bowery. \n\nJames C Martin\nLynn Raley
URL:https://www.thevillagetrip.com/event/this-hammer-cant-kill-me/
LOCATION:HB Playwrights Foundation Theatre\, 124 Bank Street\, New York\, NY 10014\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Music,2026 Spoken Word,ASCAP,Neighborhood
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