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Two Black female filmmakers will be able to bring their film to life about an under-recognized Black inventor thanks to a new program launched by the Tull Family Theater. The theater’s Artists in Residency Program is a 12-month program that focuses on supporting artists “whose work has been interrupted by
Courtesy of Tull Family Theater Tull Family Theater artists in residence Nadine M. Patterson (left) and Martha Richards Conley (right) The Tull Family Theater in Sewickley has worked to create programming combining film with low-cost or free screenings, educational opportunities, and chances to connect with the community. Now the theater has announced a new artists-in-residency program to advance the work of two local Black filmmakers. The theater will host Nadine M. Patterson and Martha Richards Conley for a year-long residency meant to support the production of their docudrama about Lewis Latimer, an under-recognized Black inventor who developed a successful light bulb filament in the 1880s.
Van Morrison music. A bubble for two. Rom-coms and popcorn, waltzes and cha chas, or a ride in a horse-drawn carriage.
COVID-19 can t keep away Cupid this Valentine s Day weekend, as love s eternal spring pours forth with romantic date ideas locally, even during a pandemic.
In one of the only cases these days where social distancing isn t encouraged, lovebirds will celebrate V-Day in many ways.
A few last-minute ideas for couples still searching:
Put your arm around her
Remember date nights at movie theaters?
They still exist at places like the indie Tull Family Theater, which today through Feb. 18 will screen a host of romantic comedies including When Harry Met Sally, Love & Basketball, Crazy Rich Asians, P.S. I Love You and, naturally, Valentine s Day. For serious romance with a teardrop or two, there s always The Notebook.