Thats it for me, thank you for watching news night. Passing the ball out to laura coates, live, it starts right now. Hey laura. I love this relay race, its like a track team. I love it. I cant run as fast as you, i am sure. Nice to see, obviously right back here tomorrow. Have a good show. Thank you a key witness flips, what will she say under oath and about the former president of the United States. Thats tonight on laura coates live. Guilty. Not accused, not allegedly, guilty. Now that is the word that describes a former member of trumps inner circle. Attorney sydney powell pled guilty today to six counts of conspiracy to commit intentional interference and performance of election duties. Remember this moment is what she said, well, remember this, about the kraken . Im going to release the kraken. Well, i happen to love a good Clash Of The Titans reference, but in this case she didnt release anything and, remember, the sydney powell would say one of the theories about hugo chavez in
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The Old Globe’s Powers New Voices Festival returns next week with a slate of new works from both local and nationally renowned Black and Latino playwrights.
The eighth annual festival will be streamed online from Jan 21 through 24 on the Hopin digital platform. All performances begin at 7 p.m. Free 30-minute preshow panel discussions will be presented on three nights. Festival admission is free but reservations are required at theoldglobe.org. Registration is now open. Here’s a look at the lineup:
Thursday, Jan. 21: Celebrating Community Voices
An evening of short plays that were developed in the Old Globe’s Community Voices and CoLAB community play development workshops. The four San Diego playwrights featured are Queen Kandi Cole, KishaLynn “KL” Moore Elliott, Jonathan Hammond and Thelma Virata de Castro. The readings will be directed by Freedome Bradley-Ballentine, Katherine Harroff, Gerardo Flores Tonella and artistic associate Lamar Perry.