Lauren is thrilled to be joining the cast of Second Thought Theatre’s Libra Season by award-winning playwright and actor, E.E. Adams. From the STT website: “This play was commissioned and developed under Second Thought’s S.T.E.P. program late last year. Intended for live productions over Zoom, Libra Season is a history play for and about 2020. The play explores the shifting foundation of American culture. It asks what we, and more specifically black women, have to sacrifice. STT welcomes back Tiana Kaye Blair (Mlima’s Tale) to direct. Blair helped develop this piece alongside Adams in the S.T.E.P. program.”
Summer with the Bard
Lauren is thrilled to spend her summer as a teaching artist with Shakespeare Dallas! For more information on “the people’s theatre” or to register for their upcoming summer camps, click here.
What a GEM.
Lauren’s original ten-minute play, RHU, was selected for the Collin College Little Gems Play Festival, to be performed in April 2021. For more information about Collin College Theatre or the festival, click here.
Collin College professor and student work together on Lauren’s script, RHU.
Most-listened-to episode? WHAT?!
Turns out, the “most-listened-to” episode of The Arts District Podcast is the one where Lauren talks about PAAL and caregiver-artist advocacy! Check out the podcast here, which covers lots of other helpful + insightful topics!
Interview with 'Voyage Dallas': Inclusion + The Winding Road + Pickles
“...when I’m healthy, I remind myself that there is really no such thing as failure. You either win or you learn. The only true failure is quitting, and that’s just something I refuse to do. I’m propelled forward, always, by the stubborn hope that my best work is still to come.”
Lauren’s interview with Voyage Dallas Magazine went live yesterday. It’s an honor to be considered an “Inspiring Story,” one that Lauren doesn’t take lightly. To read the article, click here.