but somewhere between awkward, pre-pubescent, giggle inducing, curiously animated films in elementary school…annnnnd realizing the blue liquid in maxi-pad commercials was actually supposed to be red… (which took me, way too long)
I guess, I grew up a bit
Guess what we did? We got the male perspective! That's right...we got into the man's mind about the woman's monthly visit. Want to hear more? You've got to stay connected with us, promote us, and donate!
We're always fundraising and trying to spread the word about Point...Blank...Period! It won't stop until the premiere of the show, July 10-27, 2014!
Point…Blank…Period! is a riveting compilation of spoken word, monologues, and short scenes centered around a woman’s period! That’s right…that monthly visitor that we can’t live with but can’t live without. This production will look at various women’s love/hate relationship with that life-giving function that we so desperately need. Whether you’re a man or woman, this promises to be a funny and insightful look at ‘Aunt Flow.’
Connecting Exploratory Artists with Adventurous Audiences
This production is presented as a part of the 2014 Capital Fringe Festival, a program of the Washington, DC non-profit Capital Fringe.
FEATURED EMERGING ARTIST OF THE MONTH
Kenya D. Morris, affectionately known as "Kenya D.", prides herself in capitalizing on every opportunity that is given to her and using her passion for media and the arts to make a positive impact in the lives of others. Kenya is a native of Los Angeles, California, and received her collegiate education as a Radio/TV/Film student within the School of Communications, as well as a Theatre Arts student within the Division of Fine Arts at Howard University in Washington, DC.
Kenya's love for the arts was sparked in her adolescence via touring nationally, as well as internationally with her high school's musical theatre ensemble. She continued to hone her skills in college by co-producing and acting in several student led TV, film, and theatre productions; coordinating, hosting, and participating in a monthly talent showcase on campus called "Wednesday Night Live"; and finding her voice as a writer via blogging, poetry, and spoken word. All of these opportunities have contributed to her love for artistic expression, as well as community outreach.
Kenya is currently an education administrator, and a freelance consultant. When she isn't busy writing, doing make up, focusing on social activism, or performing & speaking at events in the DC area, you can probably find her screaming at her TV over a Lakers or Cowboys game, eating dessert, or playing with her adopted miniature poodle named Kanye Fancypants Morris (yes...that is really his name).
She is a co-writer for MaineDrama Productions' current project Point...Blank...Period!, and looks forward to all that is to come. It is her desire to utilize her skills to make a positive lasting impression on the world and to assist in equipping others to do the same.
For more information, visit www.kenyad.com or email kenyadmorris@gmail.com.
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