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ART THAT AWAKENS
DRAMATURGICAL FEEDBACK
CSP Resident dramaturg Jasmeene Francois will examine and refine every aspect of your play, including character, dialogue, and form as well as its thematic and structural elements. She will read your draft in detail, paying close attention to style, voice and pace, ensuring that every beat of the text is serving your overall intention. Her notes will consider the aims and objectives of your piece and how your play reflects your unique perspective on the world.
OUR FIRST PUBLICATION
WE'RE NOT NEUTRAL: COLLECTED SHORT PLAYS FROM RESET SERIES
In 2021 Conch Shell Productions founded Conch Shell Press - launching our initiative to expand the awareness of news works by BIPOC writers. Our first publication, WE'RE NOT NEUTRAL includes 17 short plays from Reset Series 2020.
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About the Collection
Sparked by the profound social unrest and uncertainty that accompanied the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the plays in this collection challenge the political and creative status quo, spotlight injustice, provide a unique glimpse into the hearts and minds of a diverse community of artists of color, and inspire the reader to awaken their inner "ARTIVIST".
This collection of original plays challenges the reader to reflect on the potential of language and performance to reach deep into the hearts and minds of all members of society and shift centuries-old misconceptions and prejudices. Readers will find plays for diverse actors that tackle micro-aggressions, the consequences of police violence, and give voice to both the pain and potential of artists of color.
Edited by Sergei Burbank (Literary Manager at Conch Shell Productions) “We’re Not Neutral” featured playwrights include: Jevone Andy, Jovaun Black, Nyanda Cammock, Christin Eve Cato, Sean-Joseph Choo, Jason Ellis, Alvin Eng, Kimiye Everard, Onyekachi Iwu, Mateo Moreno, Ren Nansen, Phanesia Pharel, Kiki Rivera, Cynthia Robinson, Tylie R Shider, Eric Stack, and Karl O'Brian Williams.
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Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné
Danielle is a visual artist, illustrator and poet from Trinidad and Tobago. She has illustrated several books, and has exhibited artwork in the Caribbean and internationally. Her first book, Doe Songs, was awarded the OCM Caribbean Poetry Prize in 2019. More of her work can be found at www.danielleboodoofortune.com