United states to go back to where they came from. Police say she put those letters on 5 different homes and a family neighborhood. Greg lincoln join ises us live and you spoke to one of the people targeted by these messages. Tell us about it. Yeah, indeed i did, andre and some of these victims woke up this morning the find these racist and threatening letters right outside their front doors and most of the victims in this case if not all are of asian descent. This video shows a woman leaving a letter on the home. The letter begins quoting the constitution, then goes on to say, if you were born from another country, return, go back to your country fast with urgency. It ends, one american, white brave that served the nation or u. S. A is going to live here. Its kind of intimidating because my son came from,. Police say similar notes were left at 5 homes friday directed at minorities as well as women and children, thursday police investigated a similar incident when a related note was fou
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JAG Productions, a Vermont and New York City-based theatre company centering Black and Black queer storytelling, has announced the hiring of Sideeq Heard as JAG's new associate artistic director.
July 21 was a good day for JAG Productions, Vermont's only group known for producing exclusively Black theater and performance art. The White River Junction-based.
Thanks to our new pandemic reality, the ambitions, aspirations, and survival instincts of the arts profession have been tested in every way imaginable. Artists around the globe have risen to this challenge in multifarious ways, creating new and exciting innovations for an ancient artform.
From custom socially-distanced auditoriums to advancements in air filtration and disinfecting to strict protocols for audiences, actors, and staff, the return to traditional venues has been largely an experiment in trial and error, with numerous concepts deployed to varying degrees of success. With the present and future of theatre as we know and love it still largely uncertain, many artists are forging ahead in other ways, creating unique and impressive theatrical experiences via a multitude of mediums.