Carmen Emmi on Plainclothes, Queer Storytelling, and the Power of Coming Home
By Cesar A Reyes Carmen Emmi didn’t grow up dreaming of making movies. Raised in a traditional farming family in
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Read MoreBy Vaughn Frantz Miller Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar I hope I convince you to read this book. I have mulled
Read MoreBy Dwight Byrum As a veteran actor with Broadway credits and a history of crowd-pleasing comedic timing, Orville Mendoza is no stranger to the stage. But in the Old Globe Theatre’s upcoming production of “Noises Off,”
Read MoreSan Diego artist Carole Kuck’s latest series, Bold and Brilliant: The Colors of LGBTQIA+ Pride, is a deeply intentional exploration of
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Read MoreBy Patric Stillman This year, The Studio Door makes a clear statement about the power of LGBTQ artists of color.
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes he Book of Mormon – A Broadway Sensation is coming back to San Diego! The nine-time
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