February 2012
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Upcoming Performances with The Window Sex Project! →
‘Randi’ and ‘Joan’ from Can I Get a Smile? have been invited to collaborate with incredible modern dancers in Sydney Mosley Dances Window Sex Project. Check out the site for more information! www.windowsexproject.com
Feb 4th
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September 2011
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Sep 20th
Live on WBAI! 9/16/11
Tune in to 88.9FM WBAI Friday night from 12-2am EST to hear Leah talk with Creative Unity Collective about ‘Can I Get a Smile?’ Songs, awesome conversation, and ideas for the revolution. Listen to the live stream www.WBAI.org.
Sep 15th
August 2011
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Live in NYC Sept 19 & 20!
Leah will be performing the full-length version of ‘Can I Get a Smile?’ two nights only at the Women at Work Festival September 19th and 20th at 7:30pm. Buy tickets now by clicking here!
Aug 4th
February 2011
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Feb 19th
November 2010
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Nov 8th
October 2010
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Tues Oct 19th @ Kiss & Tell, Madame X NYC
History was made at “Abiola’s Kiss & Tell Live Revue” a monthly storytelling & performance series that combines love, sex and comedy with the brightest talents in the worlds of literature, media and sexuality. As soon as the footage is available, it will be up! Also check out Leah (and Randi and Jada)’s appearance on Abiola on LSD! A special on men, women, respect,...
Oct 12th
September 2010
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Sep 22nd
August 2010
4 posts
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WatchWatch
Meet Petrah.
Aug 27th
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Meet Joan.
Aug 27th
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Meet Jada.
Aug 24th
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Aug 17th
July 2010
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Jul 30th
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WatchWatch
Meet Randi.
Jul 30th
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'Can I Get a Smile?' Photos coming soon!
Can I Get a Smile? premiered to a packed house Thursday September 16, 2010 at Littlefield. Photos and video from the show will be up soon! Sponsored in part by a grant from the NY Dept of Cultural Affairs/Brooklyn Arts Council. BAC Grantee Events
Jul 13th
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“what if the NYPD passed a city ordinance banning ‘gratuitous street...”
Jul 13th
March 2010
2 posts
four women
there are infinite types of women in brooklyn, and we all have a way of being, walking, acting, and living our lives. sometimes we are made wholly aware of these lives being on constant display, no matter our initial desires when we step outside our apartments. in trying to find a way to encompass our multi-hued, oft-diverging lives, I’ve created four distinct femme prototypes to represent...
Mar 14th
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“walking in my neighborhood.. why do I feel watched?”
Mar 14th