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Cameron Basden: Gotta Dance — From The Joffrey to MCB

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CAMERON BASDEN is a director, educator, répétiteur, writer and former professional ballerina who brings passion and spirit to her art as well as a keen sense of organization and integrity to the projects she undertakes.

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Author, Playwright Nicholas Griffin and “Dangerous Days”

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NICHOLAS GRIFFIN is a journalist and author of four novels and three works of nonfiction. His writing has appeared in The Times (London), the Financial Times, and Foreign Policy, among other publications.

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Miami New Drama Explores the “Dangerous Days” and Aftermath of Arthur McDuffie’s Death

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“Sweet Goats and Blueberry Señoritas,” written by Cuban-Americans Richard Blanco and Vanessa Garcia, is a play about a Cuban-American baker named Beatriz who has moved from Miami to Maine. The play opens at Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre in Coral Gables. On Friday, Nov. 10, and runs through Sunday, Dec. 3.

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Edgar Recipient Christina Lane Documents Forgotten Women of the Film Industry

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DR. CHRISTINA LANE is an Edgar® Award-winning author, and educator. Her book, “Phantom Lady: Hollywood Producer Joan Harrison, The Forgotten Woman Behind Hitchcock” is a biography of Joan Harrison who was one of Alfred Hitchcock’s closest collaborators.

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Conductor Joseph Mechavich

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JOSEPH MECHAVICH is a highly accomplished conductor known for his exceptional commitment to excellence in his craft. His dedication has fostered long-term and career-defining relationships with various opera companies, composers, and orchestras worldwide.

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Damian Romay: Writer, Director, Producer

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DAMIAN ROMAY is an Argentinian-American film and television producer writer, director, and actor. Romay has produced, written, and directed over fifty independent feature films which have been seen all over the world. His most recent film is “Isle of Hope” starring Diane Ladd, Mary Stewart Masterson, Andrew McCarthy, and Sam Robards.

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