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OHIO STATE MURDERS On Broadway Adds Bryce Pinkham and Lizan Mitchell - Vimarsana News

OHIO STATE MURDERS On Broadway Adds Bryce Pinkham and Lizan Mitchell

Tony Award nominee Bryce Pinkham and Lizan Mitchell will join Audra McDonald for the Broadway premiere of Ohio State Murders by Adrienne Kennedy.

Indigenous Languages Aren't Dead: New Efforts Upholding Them (VIDEO) - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Languages Aren't Dead: New Efforts Upholding Them (VIDEO)

Rappers, folk singers and reggae musicians singing in their Native tongue represent ways the Cherokee language is engaging new and younger speakers.

Source: newsy.com
Music can help preserve indigenous languages - Vimarsana News

Music can help preserve indigenous languages

Language experts speakers and teachers say languages need to be social, not just academic, for them to survive and thrive. 

Source: kshb.com
Holocaust Informs Coming of Age Tale 'A Room of His Own' – HAF - Vimarsana News

Holocaust Informs Coming of Age Tale 'A Room of His Own' – HAF

Celebrated Israeli filmmaker Matan Yair, whose “Scaffolding” has had festival...

HERE I AM: Remembrances of Meeting Cult Novelist Andrzej Kusniewicz in Warsaw - Vimarsana News

HERE I AM: Remembrances of Meeting Cult Novelist Andrzej Kusniewicz in Warsaw

Gaither Stewart .The Polish word, jestem—‘I am’, ‘here I am’, ‘present’—seems to define the life of the writer and cult figure for a generation, Andrzej Kusniewicz. On an overcast, pollution-infested Warsaw afternoon over thirty years ago in his crowded study in a surprisingly bourgeois apartment in a quiet residential area of the capital city, the poet-novelist insisted on the Polish word and the multiple occasions of his life when he answered jestem. I, the interviewer, came to feel he had earned a right to the word. For all his life he had been ‘present’—so in contr...