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April 24, 2022

4/24/2022

NYC. A Simple Herstory is featured in Forbes. Check it out!

April 19, 2022

4/19/2022

NYC. A Simple Herstory was just reviewed by The Theatre Times. Check it out.

ASH in The Theatre Times.

April 7, 2022

4/7/2022

NYC. I am a guest panelist for Seeing Rape, a theater program at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. I am also designing their website...

Seeing Rape poster.

NYC. I have a stint on The Blacklist ("Eva Mason"), opposite Stephanie Kurtzuba and Lea DeLaria. The episode is called "Eva Mason," written by Taylor Martin, directed by John Terlesky. It airs today! I had a BLAST, despite appearances. Also, some incredible makeup by Anthony Pepe. Check it out.

Stephanie Kurtzuba and Jocelyn Kuritsky.

March 31, 2022

3/31/2022

NYC. Some of the Herstory crew attended the Tomás Saraceno exhibit, Particular Matter(s), at The Shed. It was pretty great.

Jocelyn Kuritsky, Jenny Turner Hall, Meghan Finn.

Being eclipsed, or eclipsing?

March 30, 2022

3/30/2022

NYC. Woodshed goes to Broadway this fall. KPOP was originally conceived by Woodshed Collective and Jason Kim. KPop star Luna will make her Broadway debut in this iteration. Very proud.

Luna.

March 28, 2022

3/28/2022

NYC. March wesbites. Check 'em out! Here is the March client spotlight.

jocelynswebdesign.com

Paul Morella's website.

March 27, 2022

3/27/2022

NYC. Reuniting with old friends at Ensemble Studio Theatre, seeing what you are now. Congrats to all. It's been a long few years.

Jocelyn Kuritsky, Graeme Gillis, Florencia Lozano @ EST.

March 5, 2022

3/5/2022

Sag Harbor. I am doing a workshop of a new play by Keith Reddin, called Pierre, alongside Meg Gibson, Greg Stuhr, Alexandra Neil, Henry Stram, John Bedford Lloyd, Brian Hutchison, Kristine Nielsen, and Brent Langdon. It's about Herman Melville and his last novel, also entitled Pierre.

February 23, 2022

2/23/2022

NYC. The Muse Project is a recipient of the NYSCA-ART/NY Creative Opportunity Fund! We're grateful for this award.

"Over the past two years, the coronavirus pandemic has had an outsized impact on the performing arts community, who have pivoted to new forms and methods of engaging with their artists and audiences. We hope this funding can support theatres in capacity building and stabilization as theatres continue the ongoing work of recovery."

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