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🌕 Join us for Moonset Sunrise, an extraordinary spiritual journey of healing, music, and connection, led by the powerful Featuring Pilar Audian, Sandra Delgado and Willie "Prince Roc" Round and The Wild Onion band (Self Black (keyboards), Keith Frazier (drums), Marcus Robinson (guitar), Marlene Rosenberg (bass guitar) and James Ramos (percussion)
Co-created by Anthony Moseley, Pilar Audian, Marcus Robisnon, Sandra Delgado and Willie "Prince Roc" Round.
Production Stage Manager - Dre Robison
Stage Manager - T'ya Johnson
Music Director - Marcus Robinson
Scenic and Lighting Design - Chase Barron
Sound Engineer - Steven Benson
Firekeeper and Collaborating Artist - Ajani Akinade
Produced with support of the NAP Grant (Neighborhood Access Program) from DCASE (Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events)
This FREE event is brought to you by Collaboraction and Theatre Y thanks to support from a DCASE Neighborhood Access grant.
📅 Dates & Times:
🗓️ Friday, Sept. 27
🍽️ 5:30 PM: Dinner & Mingle
🎷 6:15 PM: Music by Fred Jackson
🎤 6:40 PM: Performance by Marvin Tate
🌟 7:00 PM: Main Performance
🗓️ Saturday, Sept. 28
🍽️ 5:30 PM: Dinner & Mingle
🎶 6:30 PM: Sound Bath by Shawn Bunch
🌟 7:00 PM: Main Performance
🗓️ Sunday, Sept. 29
🎭 3:30 PM: Performance followed by Dinner & Mingle
📍 Location: Theatre Y, 3611 W. Cermak
Embrace the transformative energy of this mystical celebration, where food, art, and community unite to create a soulful, healing experience 💫.
THE TEAM
Pilar Audain (Co-Creator & Guide)
Pilar Audain is associate director for Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation (TRHT) Greater Chicago, housed at The Chicago Community Trust. When one asks Audain how she sees herself within the context of the community, she will immediately respond, “I am a mother, a sister…a soldier on the front lines who creates safe spaces for my people to heal.” As a Veteran of the United States Navy where she served as an Operations Specialist on the USS Haleakala and the USS Mount Hood, her love of details, process, systems and strategy led her to the social service aspect of the health/human sciences.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
Sandra Delgado (Musician/Performer)
Sandra Delgado is a Colombian-American writer, actor, singer and producer born and raised in Chicago. She is best known for her play La Havana Madrid, which enjoyed sold-out runs at Steppenwolf and Goodman Theatre, and most recently in a co-production with Teatro Vista and Collaboraction. It was featured in the New York Times and CNN, received recognition as one of the best plays of 2017 by New City Chicago and Time Out Chicago, the Time-Out Audience Award for Best New Work, and the Alliance of Latinx Theatre Artists (ALTA) Award for Best Production.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Marcus Robinson (Music Director/Band Leader)
Dr. Robinson is a transformational leader in the fields of Non-Profit management, Talent Development, Corporate Culture, Diversity with Inclusion, and Anti-Racism. He is a seasoned non-profit executive who is adept at project leadership, strategic planning, fund-raising, and leading change that delivers on the vision, mission and purpose of the enterprise. Dr. Marcus now serves as the Co-Director of Enrich Chicago providing Anti-Racism consulting and training in the Chicago arts and culture sector as a catalyst for social change and community transformation.
Willie Round (Musician/ Performer)
Willie “Prince Roc” Round is a songwriter, playwright, videographer, mentor, and hip-hop artist hailing from the West Side of Chicago who has performed across the country and opened for Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Wayne as well as Grammy-nominees Gucci Mane and Ralph Covert. Round does extensive outreach in the North Lawndale neighborhood in Chicago (also known as “The Holy City”) and has mentored inner-city youth as part of the College Mentoring Experience as well as his own youth movement called MUD LIFE (Motivating the Urban to be Determined). He holds a BA in Communications Radio and Television Broadcasting from Central State University. He recently performed in Her Honor: Jane Byrne at Lookingglass Theatre, and his play, Lift Every Voice, (co-written with G. Riley Mills) was recently published by Dramatic Publishing.
Anthony Moseley
Collaboraction's Artistic Director and the Co-Creator of Moonset Sunrise. Anthony has been the Artistic Director of Collaboraction since 1999, using theater as a tool of knowledge, empathy, dialogue and action. Through this work, Moseley has commissioned and collaborated with thousands of artists to build a more equitable future for Chicago through projects including Sketchbook Festival, Peacebook, Encounter and The Light youth theater festival. As a writer/director he created Crime Scene: a Chicago Anthology and its four sequels, This is Not a Cure For Cancer, Connected and A Blue Island in the Red Sea. In 2018, Collaboraction was honored with a Comcast/Ovation Stand for the Arts Award and an Otto Award for “ground-breaking political theater.”
Pilar Audain (Co-Creator & Guide)
Pilar Audain is associate director for Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation (TRHT) Greater Chicago, housed at The Chicago Community Trust. When one asks Audain how she sees herself within the context of the community, she will immediately respond, “I am a mother, a sister…a soldier on the front lines who creates safe spaces for my people to heal.” As a Veteran of the United States Navy where she served as an Operations Specialist on the USS Haleakala and the USS Mount Hood, her love of details, process, systems and strategy led her to the social service aspect of the health/human sciences.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
Sandra Delgado (Musician/Performer)
Sandra Delgado is a Colombian-American writer, actor, singer and producer born and raised in Chicago. She is best known for her play La Havana Madrid, which enjoyed sold-out runs at Steppenwolf and Goodman Theatre, and most recently in a co-production with Teatro Vista and Collaboraction. It was featured in the New York Times and CNN, received recognition as one of the best plays of 2017 by New City Chicago and Time Out Chicago, the Time-Out Audience Award for Best New Work, and the Alliance of Latinx Theatre Artists (ALTA) Award for Best Production.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Marcus Robinson (Music Director/Band Leader)
Dr. Robinson is a transformational leader in the fields of Non-Profit management, Talent Development, Corporate Culture, Diversity with Inclusion, and Anti-Racism. He is a seasoned non-profit executive who is adept at project leadership, strategic planning, fund-raising, and leading change that delivers on the vision, mission and purpose of the enterprise. Dr. Marcus now serves as the Co-Director of Enrich Chicago providing Anti-Racism consulting and training in the Chicago arts and culture sector as a catalyst for social change and community transformation.
Willie Round (Musician/ Performer)
Willie “Prince Roc” Round is a songwriter, playwright, videographer, mentor, and hip-hop artist hailing from the West Side of Chicago who has performed across the country and opened for Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Wayne as well as Grammy-nominees Gucci Mane and Ralph Covert. Round does extensive outreach in the North Lawndale neighborhood in Chicago (also known as “The Holy City”) and has mentored inner-city youth as part of the College Mentoring Experience as well as his own youth movement called MUD LIFE (Motivating the Urban to be Determined). He holds a BA in Communications Radio and Television Broadcasting from Central State University. He recently performed in Her Honor: Jane Byrne at Lookingglass Theatre, and his play, Lift Every Voice, (co-written with G. Riley Mills) was recently published by Dramatic Publishing.
Anthony Moseley
Collaboraction's Artistic Director and the Co-Creator of Moonset Sunrise. Anthony has been the Artistic Director of Collaboraction since 1999, using theater as a tool of knowledge, empathy, dialogue and action. Through this work, Moseley has commissioned and collaborated with thousands of artists to build a more equitable future for Chicago through projects including Sketchbook Festival, Peacebook, Encounter and The Light youth theater festival. As a writer/director he created Crime Scene: a Chicago Anthology and its four sequels, This is Not a Cure For Cancer, Connected and A Blue Island in the Red Sea. In 2018, Collaboraction was honored with a Comcast/Ovation Stand for the Arts Award and an Otto Award for “ground-breaking political theater.”
Pilar Audain (Co-Creator & Guide)
Pilar Audain is associate director for Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation (TRHT) Greater Chicago, housed at The Chicago Community Trust. When one asks Audain how she sees herself within the context of the community, she will immediately respond, “I am a mother, a sister…a soldier on the front lines who creates safe spaces for my people to heal.” As a Veteran of the United States Navy where she served as an Operations Specialist on the USS Haleakala and the USS Mount Hood, her love of details, process, systems and strategy led her to the social service aspect of the health/human sciences.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
Sandra Delgado (Musician/Performer)
Sandra Delgado is a Colombian-American writer, actor, singer and producer born and raised in Chicago. She is best known for her play La Havana Madrid, which enjoyed sold-out runs at Steppenwolf and Goodman Theatre, and most recently in a co-production with Teatro Vista and Collaboraction. It was featured in the New York Times and CNN, received recognition as one of the best plays of 2017 by New City Chicago and Time Out Chicago, the Time-Out Audience Award for Best New Work, and the Alliance of Latinx Theatre Artists (ALTA) Award for Best Production.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Marcus Robinson (Music Director/Band Leader)
Dr. Robinson is a transformational leader in the fields of Non-Profit management, Talent Development, Corporate Culture, Diversity with Inclusion, and Anti-Racism. He is a seasoned non-profit executive who is adept at project leadership, strategic planning, fund-raising, and leading change that delivers on the vision, mission and purpose of the enterprise. Dr. Marcus now serves as the Co-Director of Enrich Chicago providing Anti-Racism consulting and training in the Chicago arts and culture sector as a catalyst for social change and community transformation.
Willie Round (Musician/ Performer)
Willie “Prince Roc” Round is a songwriter, playwright, videographer, mentor, and hip-hop artist hailing from the West Side of Chicago who has performed across the country and opened for Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Wayne as well as Grammy-nominees Gucci Mane and Ralph Covert. Round does extensive outreach in the North Lawndale neighborhood in Chicago (also known as “The Holy City”) and has mentored inner-city youth as part of the College Mentoring Experience as well as his own youth movement called MUD LIFE (Motivating the Urban to be Determined). He holds a BA in Communications Radio and Television Broadcasting from Central State University. He recently performed in Her Honor: Jane Byrne at Lookingglass Theatre, and his play, Lift Every Voice, (co-written with G. Riley Mills) was recently published by Dramatic Publishing.
Anthony Moseley
Collaboraction's Artistic Director and the Co-Creator of Moonset Sunrise. Anthony has been the Artistic Director of Collaboraction since 1999, using theater as a tool of knowledge, empathy, dialogue and action. Through this work, Moseley has commissioned and collaborated with thousands of artists to build a more equitable future for Chicago through projects including Sketchbook Festival, Peacebook, Encounter and The Light youth theater festival. As a writer/director he created Crime Scene: a Chicago Anthology and its four sequels, This is Not a Cure For Cancer, Connected and A Blue Island in the Red Sea. In 2018, Collaboraction was honored with a Comcast/Ovation Stand for the Arts Award and an Otto Award for “ground-breaking political theater.”
Pilar Audain (Co-Creator & Guide)
Pilar Audain is associate director for Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation (TRHT) Greater Chicago, housed at The Chicago Community Trust. When one asks Audain how she sees herself within the context of the community, she will immediately respond, “I am a mother, a sister…a soldier on the front lines who creates safe spaces for my people to heal.” As a Veteran of the United States Navy where she served as an Operations Specialist on the USS Haleakala and the USS Mount Hood, her love of details, process, systems and strategy led her to the social service aspect of the health/human sciences.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
Sandra Delgado (Musician/Performer)
Sandra Delgado is a Colombian-American writer, actor, singer and producer born and raised in Chicago. She is best known for her play La Havana Madrid, which enjoyed sold-out runs at Steppenwolf and Goodman Theatre, and most recently in a co-production with Teatro Vista and Collaboraction. It was featured in the New York Times and CNN, received recognition as one of the best plays of 2017 by New City Chicago and Time Out Chicago, the Time-Out Audience Award for Best New Work, and the Alliance of Latinx Theatre Artists (ALTA) Award for Best Production.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Marcus Robinson (Music Director/Band Leader)
Dr. Robinson is a transformational leader in the fields of Non-Profit management, Talent Development, Corporate Culture, Diversity with Inclusion, and Anti-Racism. He is a seasoned non-profit executive who is adept at project leadership, strategic planning, fund-raising, and leading change that delivers on the vision, mission and purpose of the enterprise. Dr. Marcus now serves as the Co-Director of Enrich Chicago providing Anti-Racism consulting and training in the Chicago arts and culture sector as a catalyst for social change and community transformation.
Willie Round (Musician/ Performer)
Willie “Prince Roc” Round is a songwriter, playwright, videographer, mentor, and hip-hop artist hailing from the West Side of Chicago who has performed across the country and opened for Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Wayne as well as Grammy-nominees Gucci Mane and Ralph Covert. Round does extensive outreach in the North Lawndale neighborhood in Chicago (also known as “The Holy City”) and has mentored inner-city youth as part of the College Mentoring Experience as well as his own youth movement called MUD LIFE (Motivating the Urban to be Determined). He holds a BA in Communications Radio and Television Broadcasting from Central State University. He recently performed in Her Honor: Jane Byrne at Lookingglass Theatre, and his play, Lift Every Voice, (co-written with G. Riley Mills) was recently published by Dramatic Publishing.
Anthony Moseley
Collaboraction's Artistic Director and the Co-Creator of Moonset Sunrise. Anthony has been the Artistic Director of Collaboraction since 1999, using theater as a tool of knowledge, empathy, dialogue and action. Through this work, Moseley has commissioned and collaborated with thousands of artists to build a more equitable future for Chicago through projects including Sketchbook Festival, Peacebook, Encounter and The Light youth theater festival. As a writer/director he created Crime Scene: a Chicago Anthology and its four sequels, This is Not a Cure For Cancer, Connected and A Blue Island in the Red Sea. In 2018, Collaboraction was honored with a Comcast/Ovation Stand for the Arts Award and an Otto Award for “ground-breaking political theater.”
Pilar Audain (Co-Creator & Guide)
Pilar Audain is associate director for Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation (TRHT) Greater Chicago, housed at The Chicago Community Trust. When one asks Audain how she sees herself within the context of the community, she will immediately respond, “I am a mother, a sister…a soldier on the front lines who creates safe spaces for my people to heal.” As a Veteran of the United States Navy where she served as an Operations Specialist on the USS Haleakala and the USS Mount Hood, her love of details, process, systems and strategy led her to the social service aspect of the health/human sciences.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
Sandra Delgado (Musician/Performer)
Sandra Delgado is a Colombian-American writer, actor, singer and producer born and raised in Chicago. She is best known for her play La Havana Madrid, which enjoyed sold-out runs at Steppenwolf and Goodman Theatre, and most recently in a co-production with Teatro Vista and Collaboraction. It was featured in the New York Times and CNN, received recognition as one of the best plays of 2017 by New City Chicago and Time Out Chicago, the Time-Out Audience Award for Best New Work, and the Alliance of Latinx Theatre Artists (ALTA) Award for Best Production.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Marcus Robinson (Music Director/Band Leader)
Dr. Robinson is a transformational leader in the fields of Non-Profit management, Talent Development, Corporate Culture, Diversity with Inclusion, and Anti-Racism. He is a seasoned non-profit executive who is adept at project leadership, strategic planning, fund-raising, and leading change that delivers on the vision, mission and purpose of the enterprise. Dr. Marcus now serves as the Co-Director of Enrich Chicago providing Anti-Racism consulting and training in the Chicago arts and culture sector as a catalyst for social change and community transformation.
Willie Round (Musician/ Performer)
Willie “Prince Roc” Round is a songwriter, playwright, videographer, mentor, and hip-hop artist hailing from the West Side of Chicago who has performed across the country and opened for Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Wayne as well as Grammy-nominees Gucci Mane and Ralph Covert. Round does extensive outreach in the North Lawndale neighborhood in Chicago (also known as “The Holy City”) and has mentored inner-city youth as part of the College Mentoring Experience as well as his own youth movement called MUD LIFE (Motivating the Urban to be Determined). He holds a BA in Communications Radio and Television Broadcasting from Central State University. He recently performed in Her Honor: Jane Byrne at Lookingglass Theatre, and his play, Lift Every Voice, (co-written with G. Riley Mills) was recently published by Dramatic Publishing.
Anthony Moseley
Collaboraction's Artistic Director and the Co-Creator of Moonset Sunrise. Anthony has been the Artistic Director of Collaboraction since 1999, using theater as a tool of knowledge, empathy, dialogue and action. Through this work, Moseley has commissioned and collaborated with thousands of artists to build a more equitable future for Chicago through projects including Sketchbook Festival, Peacebook, Encounter and The Light youth theater festival. As a writer/director he created Crime Scene: a Chicago Anthology and its four sequels, This is Not a Cure For Cancer, Connected and A Blue Island in the Red Sea. In 2018, Collaboraction was honored with a Comcast/Ovation Stand for the Arts Award and an Otto Award for “ground-breaking political theater.”
Pilar Audain (Co-Creator & Guide)
Pilar Audain is associate director for Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation (TRHT) Greater Chicago, housed at The Chicago Community Trust. When one asks Audain how she sees herself within the context of the community, she will immediately respond, “I am a mother, a sister…a soldier on the front lines who creates safe spaces for my people to heal.” As a Veteran of the United States Navy where she served as an Operations Specialist on the USS Haleakala and the USS Mount Hood, her love of details, process, systems and strategy led her to the social service aspect of the health/human sciences.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
For seven years, Audain worked for the Chicago Department of Public Health/CDC as an Infectious Disease Community Epidemiologist. Desiring to have a more hands on healing impact within the community, the next decade took Audain on a magical journey through entrepreneurship; opening a healing shop featured on ABC7’s 190 North and HGTV which led to her being selected to represent Dove-Unilever in the internationally acclaimed “Real Women, Real Beauty” Campaign.
Her signature Gele, or headwrap, was so inspiring to women across the globe that a movement was formed launching Gele Day, an annual celebration of healing for women of color, which led to the launch of Audain’s Chicago-based non-profit organization, Wrap Your beYOUty Movement (WYBM) in 2015.
Through her agency, Audain served as Chief Planner for the Third World Press 50th Anniversary celebration week pushing literacy in the Black community, working with Haki Madhubuti, Nora Brooks, Cornel West, Sonia Sanchez, Haile Gerima, Maulana Karenga and many members of the original Black Arts Movement. In 2018, Audain served as Operations Director for the Amara Enyia mayoral campaign and appears in the historic Chicago Mayoral Documentary, City So Real.
Sandra Delgado (Musician/Performer)
Sandra Delgado is a Colombian-American writer, actor, singer and producer born and raised in Chicago. She is best known for her play La Havana Madrid, which enjoyed sold-out runs at Steppenwolf and Goodman Theatre, and most recently in a co-production with Teatro Vista and Collaboraction. It was featured in the New York Times and CNN, received recognition as one of the best plays of 2017 by New City Chicago and Time Out Chicago, the Time-Out Audience Award for Best New Work, and the Alliance of Latinx Theatre Artists (ALTA) Award for Best Production.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Sandra is also a respected veteran of the stage, with a career spanning two decades. In addition to her work at artistic homes, Teatro Vista and Collaboraction, she has been seen on stages across Chicago including The Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Victory Gardens and About Face. Recent highlights include the titular role in La Havana Madrid, La Ruta at Steppenwolf and starring off-Broadway in the Public Theatre’s production of Oedipus el Rey as Jocasta.
Sandra is a 2021 United States Artists Fellow, serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library, served on the City of Chicago’s Cultural Advisory Council (2019-2021) and is a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists. She is an Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, a recipient of the 3Arts Award, the Joyce Award, The Theater Communications Group (TCG) Fox Foundation Resident Actor Fellowship in the Extraordinary Potential Category, a three-time Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events grantee, and a 3Arts 3AP Project Grantee, and received the 2017 Latina Professional of the Year Award from the Chicago Latino Network. Ms. Delgado is Goodman's Playwrights Unit and a TCG Young Leader of Color Alum. She is one of the twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural RUSH MORE on the facade of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Her latest project, The Sandra Delgado Experience, a fusion of music and storytelling will premiered on May 1, 2002 with a sold-out show at Joe’s on Weed St.
Marcus Robinson (Music Director/Band Leader)
Dr. Robinson is a transformational leader in the fields of Non-Profit management, Talent Development, Corporate Culture, Diversity with Inclusion, and Anti-Racism. He is a seasoned non-profit executive who is adept at project leadership, strategic planning, fund-raising, and leading change that delivers on the vision, mission and purpose of the enterprise. Dr. Marcus now serves as the Co-Director of Enrich Chicago providing Anti-Racism consulting and training in the Chicago arts and culture sector as a catalyst for social change and community transformation.
Willie Round (Musician/ Performer)
Willie “Prince Roc” Round is a songwriter, playwright, videographer, mentor, and hip-hop artist hailing from the West Side of Chicago who has performed across the country and opened for Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Wayne as well as Grammy-nominees Gucci Mane and Ralph Covert. Round does extensive outreach in the North Lawndale neighborhood in Chicago (also known as “The Holy City”) and has mentored inner-city youth as part of the College Mentoring Experience as well as his own youth movement called MUD LIFE (Motivating the Urban to be Determined). He holds a BA in Communications Radio and Television Broadcasting from Central State University. He recently performed in Her Honor: Jane Byrne at Lookingglass Theatre, and his play, Lift Every Voice, (co-written with G. Riley Mills) was recently published by Dramatic Publishing.
Anthony Moseley
Collaboraction's Artistic Director and the Co-Creator of Moonset Sunrise. Anthony has been the Artistic Director of Collaboraction since 1999, using theater as a tool of knowledge, empathy, dialogue and action. Through this work, Moseley has commissioned and collaborated with thousands of artists to build a more equitable future for Chicago through projects including Sketchbook Festival, Peacebook, Encounter and The Light youth theater festival. As a writer/director he created Crime Scene: a Chicago Anthology and its four sequels, This is Not a Cure For Cancer, Connected and A Blue Island in the Red Sea. In 2018, Collaboraction was honored with a Comcast/Ovation Stand for the Arts Award and an Otto Award for “ground-breaking political theater.”
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