Pandemic-postponed, our typically-biannual favorite, One Night Stand returns! Since , ONS has prompted creative thinkers to develop five brand new pieces of theatre from start to finish in only 24 hours. With the clock ticking, dozens of people work together at a wickedly fast pace to make the project come to fruition. There will be two performances at 7 pm and 9 pm on Saturday, June 25 at The Studios, and all participants must attend the kick-off reception the night before on Friday, June 24 at 7pm at The Studios.
Participants will need to be available ALL DAY on Saturday, beginning at 8am and running through the final performance, which will end a little before 11pm. A few short breaks will be scheduled throughout the day. Leave this field empty if you're human:. She is also a mother of 3 and a grandmother of 4. Her parents, Louise and William Patterson, were Leftist civil rights activists their entire lives.
They represented the best in the Black Radical tradition. They instilled in her a profound love and pride of Black people and to the need to uphold their culture, history and noble struggle for freedom and unbridled inclusion. UC Press She loves jazz, plays, art exhibits, dancing β despite not getting enough of it anymore, socializing and cooking for friends and family, discussing politics, reading, traveling plus just living. She is committed to and active in the push for universal health care-Medicare for All, to ending institutionalized racism in medicine, to increasing the number of Black, Latinx, Native American Indian and women health providers and to Peace with Justice everywhere.
Royel M. Johnson is the author and editor of five books and over 60 academic papers and chapters. Additionally, Johnson serves as Co-Editor of Educational Researcher , the flagship journal for the field of education.
The Los Angeles Times recently named Dr. Her areas of research are gender and sexuality, black female sexuality, and sex as a discursive act or practice. Brown is dedicated to enriching the current scholarship on The Erotic and exploring the potential for eroticism to be seen as a critical lens of textual inquiry. According to Dr. Brown is passionate about bringing discussions of the erotic into the academy and into the classroom. Working through grueling heat and dangerous conditions, they brought hope to many and directed their energies particularly to getting fellow artists back on their feet.
