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Danny
Hoch interviews Sarah Jones
Sarah
Jones fell ill late Tuesday just before she was about to go on,
and was unable to do the interview with Danny Hoch. We hope to reschedule
the interview as soon as possible at the New School.
We will keep you posted.
P.S. if you weren't there.... Since we had an auditorium full of
people and a 5-camera shoot set up, we asked folks if they wanted
to hear Danny's answers to the questions he was gonna ask Sarah.
Connie Julian, national coordinator for the Artists Network, conducted
the interview. Danny was fascinating as ever and the crowd stayed.
 
As
part of the Artists Network series "Inside
the Culture of Resistance", actor/writer/solo performer Danny
Hoch will interview actor/writer/solo performer Sarah Jones
Tuesday,
June 18
at the New School in New York City.
7pm
sharp, $5 Tishman Auditorium, The New School. 66 W. 12th St., NYC
This
interview will be videotaped for the Artists Network's "Inside the
Culture of Resistance," a series of 30-minute programs edited for
broadcast. The event is being produced in cooperation with the Vera
List Center for Art and Politics at The New School. For more information
go to: call 212-625-1212. Admission: $5. Tickets are available at
the New School box office.
Sarah
Jones has performed in coffeehouses, poetry slams, off-Broadway,
at the International Conference for Women in Beijing and in the
play, "The Vagina Monologues". Her solo plays "Surface Transit "and
"Women Can't Wait" have been performed in theaters across the US
and around the world. She was seen in the film "Bamboozled", and
did an appearance in the play, "The Exonerated". She interviewed
the theater group Universes for the Artists Network series in June
of 2001.
Danny
Hoch was most recently seen in his independently produced film,
Jails, Hospitals, & Hip-Hop, based on his award-winning play. Other
performances include the solo plays Some People, Pot Melting, and
film appearances in Bamboozled, Prison Song, and Subway Stories.
The series explores the vexing problems that confront artists who
are creating-- and working to bring to a broad audience-- art that
resists today's mean-spirited political climate and celebrates the
resiliency of the people. The series focuses on how the artists
develop their work, who they see as their audience, and how they
seek to connect with them. The interviews examine the artist's history
and relationship to their art form, as well as questions of subject
matter, aesthetics and technique.
Previous
interviews in this series: poet/playwright Reg E. Gaines, r&b singer/composer
Oscar Brown Jr., filmmaker David Riker, theater ensemble Universes,
actor Danny Hoch, comedy theater troupe Culture Clash, poet Willie
Perdomo.
For
more info on Sarah Jones,
or go to her website:http://www.sarahjonesonline.com/
For more info on Danny Hoch,
or go to his website:http://www.dannyhoch.com/
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