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HartBeat Ensemble To Stage Athol Fugard's Gripping Drama MY CHILDREN! MY AFRICA!

HartBeat Ensemble announced today their upcoming production of My Children! My Africa!, a gripping drama about the collision of education, idealism and politics by preeminent South African dramatist Athol Fugard. The play will run September 29 through October 9 at HartBeat Ensemble's Carriage House Theater (360 Farmington Avenue) in Hartford, CT. 
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HartBeat Ensemble is re-emerging with its first full production of 'Bee Trapped Inside the Window' at Carriage House – Hartford Courant

HartBeat Ensemble, the Hartford theater dedicated to social justice and anti-racism, is staging "Bee Trapped Inside the Window," a play about modern slavery, this month at its Carriage House space on Farmington Avenue. The company, which regrouped and expanded while stalled by COVID, has big plans for the rest of the year.
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Saviana Stanescu's Provocative New Play About Domestic Slavery Presented On-Demand By HartBeat Ensemble

HartBeat Ensemble and the Romanian Cultural Institute announced the collaborative presentation of a provocative new drama, "Bee Trapped Inside the Window" by acclaimed Romanian-American playwright Saviana Stanescu. An intimate look at human trafficking in a wealthy suburb of Connecticut, this virtual play reading premieres Friday, February 26 at 7:30pm and runs through Sunday, March 21. "Bee Trapped in the Window", directed by Vernice P. Miller, is available to view at no charge by registering ...
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Connecticut Humanities gives $85,000 in relief grants to 17 small arts organization

Connecticut Humanities has given 17 small arts organizations around the state $5,000 each in COVID relief grants, to use for general operating expenses. The grants are a collaboration among Connecticut Humanities, the Connecticut Office of the Arts and the Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority.
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