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Reclaiming and reimagining Uncle Remus. Playwright explores character at Powers New Voices Festival at The Old Globe. - Vimarsana News

Reclaiming and reimagining Uncle Remus. Playwright explores character at Powers New Voices Festival at The Old Globe.

Playwright Aaron Coleman discusses the experience of Black storytellers — past and present — in his play, "Uncle Remus, His Life and Times, as Told to Aaron Coleman," featured in The Old Globe's 2023 Power New Voices Festival.

Reclaiming and reimagining Uncle Remus. Playwright explores character at Powers New Voices Festival at The Old Globe. - Vimarsana News

Reclaiming and reimagining Uncle Remus. Playwright explores character at Powers New Voices Festival at The Old Globe.

Playwright Aaron Coleman discusses the experience of Black storytellers — past and present — in his play, "Uncle Remus, His Life and Times, as Told to Aaron Coleman," featured in The Old Globe's 2023 Power New Voices Festival.

Theater Notebook: Old Globe announces lineup for annual Powers New Voices play festival - Vimarsana News

Theater Notebook: Old Globe announces lineup for annual Powers New Voices play festival

The annual festival of new plays features Globe commissions as well as six 10-minute plays by San Diego playwrights

Cox Plate-winning trainer dies - Vimarsana News

Cox Plate-winning trainer dies

Revered New Zealand thoroughbred trainer Colin Jillings, who trained 1993 Cox Plate winner Phantom Choice, has died in Auckland, aged 91.

Source: racing.com
Opinion | Does the Meaning of a Song Change Depending on Who Wrote It? - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Does the Meaning of a Song Change Depending on Who Wrote It?

I was startled to discover that “Sweet Little Jesus Boy,” the spiritual I’d loved as a child was not written by an African American during slavery as I’d assumed, but by a white man.