Courtesy of Rich Berg.
FOR THE LOVE OF WORDS
Artist Interviews & Performances
Thursday May 19th 2016, 7-9 pm
Poet Lawrence Nunes: is a Minister, Community Leader, Poet, Singer, Actor & Playwright. He’s a founding member along with fellow Poet/Actors Marlon Carey, Art Collins, & Yunus Quddus of 'Brother's Keeper’, a poetry theater ensemble that empowers young males to work hard to reach their potential. He’s published 2 books & has been the opener for Peabo Bryson, Denise Williams, Patti Austin, James Ingram & ‘The Funk Brothers’, who are known for being the sound behind many successful Motown artists. As a community leader Lawrence is dedicated to improving the lives of those suffering with homelessness & drug addiction. He’s a member of the mentoring initiative ‘300 Men’ & served in the United States Navy.
Musician Ilene Springer: is a Singer/Songwriter & guitar player. Her radiant voice, impassioned guitar playing & discerning lyrics set the stage for a musical experience that is both elegant & stirring as well as dramatic & sassy. With her Dad as a classically trained pianist who also writes musicals for community theatre, it wasn’t long until Ilene was in the high school chorus & in her early teens started writing her own songs. Influenced by John Denver, Barbara Streisand, Linda Ronstadt, Adele, & Eva Cassidy, Ilene hopes her music makes a difference in peoples lives. She performs at festivals & venues as well as on cable TV & radio. She’s recorded 2 original CDS- ‘Love Passing Thru’ & "Matter of Time’. Her latest release ‘Gotta Be Brave’ is due out by the end of this Summer.
Thank you to The Ames Free Library, The Easton Shovel Town Cultural District, & The Trustees of Reservations for Supporting the Arts & this program.
To be a part of the studio audience email beachchair@verizon.net. Doors open 6pm.
For the Love of Words is filmed at ECAT Studios, 50 Oliver St, N. Easton , MA .
Hosts: Alan Howarth, George Comeaux, John Holgerson & Rich Berg
For more information or to unsubscribe, email beachchair@verizon.net.
FOR THE LOVE OF WORDS
Artist Interviews & Performances
Thursday May 19th 2016, 7-9 pm
Poet Lawrence Nunes: is a Minister, Community Leader, Poet, Singer, Actor & Playwright. He’s a founding member along with fellow Poet/Actors Marlon Carey, Art Collins, & Yunus Quddus of 'Brother's Keeper’, a poetry theater ensemble that empowers young males to work hard to reach their potential. He’s published 2 books & has been the opener for Peabo Bryson, Denise Williams, Patti Austin, James Ingram & ‘The Funk Brothers’, who are known for being the sound behind many successful Motown artists. As a community leader Lawrence is dedicated to improving the lives of those suffering with homelessness & drug addiction. He’s a member of the mentoring initiative ‘300 Men’ & served in the United States Navy.
Musician Ilene Springer: is a Singer/Songwriter & guitar player. Her radiant voice, impassioned guitar playing & discerning lyrics set the stage for a musical experience that is both elegant & stirring as well as dramatic & sassy. With her Dad as a classically trained pianist who also writes musicals for community theatre, it wasn’t long until Ilene was in the high school chorus & in her early teens started writing her own songs. Influenced by John Denver, Barbara Streisand, Linda Ronstadt, Adele, & Eva Cassidy, Ilene hopes her music makes a difference in peoples lives. She performs at festivals & venues as well as on cable TV & radio. She’s recorded 2 original CDS- ‘Love Passing Thru’ & "Matter of Time’. Her latest release ‘Gotta Be Brave’ is due out by the end of this Summer.
Thank you to The Ames Free Library, The Easton Shovel Town Cultural District, & The Trustees of Reservations for Supporting the Arts & this program.
To be a part of the studio audience email beachchair@verizon.net. Doors open 6pm.
For the Love of Words is filmed at ECAT Studios, 50 Oliver St, N. Easton , MA .
Hosts: Alan Howarth, George Comeaux, John Holgerson & Rich Berg
For more information or to unsubscribe, email beachchair@verizon.net.
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