The Power of Passing It On
When I graduated from college I knew it all. I was not an actor, I was an Artist (if this were a French keyboard I would have added the accent mark over the “i”. That is how confident I was). I was ready for the world. There was no play I couldn’t do, no television series I wasn’t ready for, no film I couldn't get a respectable role in. The last thing on my mind was going back to school. I was ready, I tell you.
Read More
The Importance of Cross Cultural Artistic Collaboration
We are in an era where cultural isolation is not only no longer acceptable it is an absolute liability. I grew up in Zimbabwe, though born in the American Midwest. My experience has always been a cross-cultural one: I was raised by Zimbabwean parents who spent two decades in the US, from the 60s to the 80s and returned to a new African nation.
Read More
