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APP Alum Nina Riley performed her original play “Aftermath: Analyzing Anguish” as part of the BLACK FEMME FREEDOM FEST: A VIBECOLLAB JOINT

Wednesday, Jul 10, 2024

Aftermath: Analyzing Anguish by Nina Riley ________________________________ A two-part ritual performance and play exploring grief. Its influence on the body and spirit, and an exploration into how we transcend time and space. This sanctuary will invite intimate and nuanced emotions, especially as we collectively navigate grief on a community and deeply personal level.

APP Alum Nina Riley will perform her original play “Aftermath: Analyzing Anguish” as part of the BLACK FEMME FREEDOM FEST: A VIBECOLLAB JOINT on 6/28 and 6/30! 

"Aftermath: Analyzing Anguish" by Nina Riley

A two-part ritual performance and play exploring grief. Its influence on the body and spirit, and an exploration into how we transcend time and space. This sanctuary will invite intimate and nuanced emotions, especially as we collectively navigate grief on a community and deeply personal level."

Use the link below for more info:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/black-femme-freedom-fest-a-vibecollab-joint-tickets-914954111377?aff=oddtdtcreator 

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