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Performance stories using traditional storytelling and nontraditional verse to chronicle the course of love returning in the lifetimes of one woman-loving-woman named bull-dog-jean.
Genre:
Spoken Word: Audiobook
Release Date:
1999
The Bull-jean Stories
© Copyright-Redbone Press
(9780965665926)
Record Label: Redbone Press
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Sharon Bridgforth is the Lambda Award-winning author of "the bull-jean stories" (RedBone Press), and "love conjure/blues," a performance/novel published by RedBone Press. The premiere performance of "love conjure/blues" was produced by The University of Texas at Austin’s Center for African & African American Studies. Bridgforth is an Alpert Award Nominee in the Arts in Theatre; her work has been presented nationally at venues, including: The Madame Walker Theatre Center, Indianapolis, IN; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN; the Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival, Walhalla, MI; and Highways Performance Space, Santa Monica, CA. Bridgforth has received support from the National Endowment for the Arts Commissioning Program; The National Endowment for the Arts/Theatre Communications Group Playwright in Residence Program; and the Rockefeller Foundation Multi-Arts Production Fund Award.
Bridgforth has developed an innovative style of teaching creative writing that she calls Finding Voice. Bridgforth has facilitated the Finding Voice method as part of long-term residency programming for institutions around the country, including The Austin Project (sponsored by The University of Texas at Austin’s Center for African & African American Studies); Hamilton College, Clinton, NY; and the Austin Latina/Latino Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Organization (ALLGO), Austin, TX. Bridgforth is executive producer of the Finding Voice Radio Show, funded by the Funding Exchange/The Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media.
For more information go to www.sharonbridgforth.com.
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Enjoyable, Entertaining, wonderful use of language
author: Nakisha
This was an enjoyable piece of work, funny and entertaining. I love the way Sharon used simple, yet colorful, charismatic words. It was as though an older family member were telling the story of those that paved the way for us. This was my first time listening to her work, and I will be on the lookout for more--to read or listen to.
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