LIZ CHRISTENSEN

“We are here to support workers whether it’s their first day, or their thirtieth year.” Allison Smartt, IATSE representative

Actress Nadia Sine met with me over Zoom in the Stay-at-home social distancing of 2020 to talk with me about being a black actress in the predominantly white theatre industry. I really wanted to have this conversation, one-on-one to help me process as I look at what I can do and should do and will do about institutional racism in my own theatre community.

James Parker, Executive Director of The Parker Theatre, talks about what he learned from the production of “The Corona Conundrum,” the first live theatrical performances in Utah after the initial easing of quarantine restrictions.

Dustin’s comics are for an adult audience and his website has that warning before you even enter, but don’t worry. Our entire conversation is family friendly and focuses on the process of making comic books.

I put Kellie through the creation of an original fantasy music video with help from our mentor Russ, despite planned and unplanned suprises along the way.

The story of Sister Johnson is partially lost to history. From what I learned, the story of her passing, her healing, and the prophetic words of Ephraim Hanks were all passed down to our generation through journal entries, though not of Sister Johnson, nor her descendants.