Being on stage with these people demands that I use every ounce, every single essence of my energy, of my flame, for this piece of art. Holding back would be an insult. Read on
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Filth and Perfection The smell of my rusty cell reminds me I’m filthy My teeth are stripped with the nails that tap and swipe up and down electronic whiteboards The words typed, as meaningless as chalk, Make a sound It’s chewing; The grinding of teeth on blue thumbs and red hearts We tap twice and… Read on
"Sometimes being gay feels like it’s obstructing my high school experience. So I asked some of my gay friends. I wanted to know what they thought about being gay and how it affects them in high school." Read on
“Paige in Full” at the Alliance Theatre is a powerful one woman show that tackles themes of race, nationality, identity, feminism and self expression. Paige Hernandez uses hip-hop and movement work to tell her own story about growing up in Baltimore. Trial after trial, the audience sees how she uses dance as a way to save her own life and mind. Read on
If you want to spend time with family or be taken on a magic carpet ride into the show you know and love, give “Aladdin” a try. Read on
Teen staffer Tyler Bey shares his second poetry collection, "The Color of an Insufficient Yet Nostalgic America," exclusively with VOX ATL. Read on