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Volume 24 No. 10
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INKubator is a year-long generative process for a select group of 6 playwrights in residence at Art House Productions. This year's playwrights are: Andrea Coleman Izzi D’Esposito Madeline Dennis-Yates Nathaniel Foster Aja Nisenson and SMJ.
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Highlights: STEM, Culinary, Business & Hospitality, Early College, Year Up, Veterans, and Enrollment Services
The HCCC Fall 2020 Virtual Open House is scheduled for the following dates and times:
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Highlights: Humanities & Social Sciences, English & ESL, Nursing & Health Sciences, Continuing Education and Workforce Development, and Enrollment Services
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Hudson County Community College to Host Virtual Performance of ‘Letters from Anne and Martin’ and Exhibition Tour Event highlights key messages of Holocaust diarist, Anne Frank, and Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Hudson County Community College (HCCC) Department of Cultural Affairs (DOCA) will celebrate diversity, equity and inclusion with a live virtual performance of “Letters from Anne and Martin” on Thursday, October 22, at 12:30 p.m. The event may be viewed on Webex, using access code 1322911845 and password 1234. The HCCC President’s Advisory Council on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (PACDEI), in partnership with the Anne Frank Center USA, is presenting the event, which concludes a month-long
presentation of virtual exhibition tours and live performances. “Letters from Anne and Martin” is a unique, dramatic production that combines the iconic voices of Anne Frank and Martin Luther King, Jr., both of whom were born in 1929. Although they represent drastically different eras and cultures – the Holocaust and Civil Rights struggle – Anne Frank and Dr. King shared similar experiences of hatred and prejudice. Developed using excerpts of Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl and Dr. King’s “Letter from a
Birmingham Jail,” the production evokes the key messages from the legendary figures and their hopes and plans for a peaceful, unified world. Despite persecution – Anne Frank in Nazi-occupied Holland, and Dr. King in the Jim Crow South – the Jewish Holocaust diarist and the Black Civil
Rights Movement leader believed in fairness and justice for all. Following the performance, HCCC DOCA Director Michelle Vitale will host a 15-minute virtual tour of “Anne Frank: A Private Photo Album,” and exhibition of more than 50 of Otto Frank’s reproduced photographs, many of which are seldom publicly displayed.
Otto Frank’s photographs had a single theme: his daughters, Anne and Margot. Mr. Frank used his Leica camera to snap his girls in familial settings at home, school, beachside, and more. Nothing in Mr. Frank’s photographs reveals the horrors the family would endure. More information on the Anne Frank exhibition and the virtual gallery tours may be obtained by emailing gallery@hccc.edu.
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ART HOUSE PRODUCTIONS ANNOUNCES 2020-2021 INKUBATOR PLAYWRIGHTS Art House Productions (Meredith Burns, Executive Director) is proud to announce the 2020-2021 cohort of its INKubator Program. INKubator is a year-long generative process for a select group of 6 playwrights in residence at Art House Productions. This year’s playwrights are Andrea Coleman, Izzi D’Esposito, Madeline Dennis-Yates, Nathaniel Foster, Aja Nisenson, and SMJ. Playwrights will meet on a monthly basis alongside program director Alex Tobey to share new work, receive feedback, and develop a first draft of a new play. Meetings will begin virtually, but are expected to transition to in-person when it’s safe to do so. In the spring, each writer will team up with a director and actors to present a public reading in May as a part of the annual INKubator New Play Festival. In addition to monthly meetings, INKubator playwrights will receive free admission to performances, mixers, and other events at Art House Productions. Playwrights will also have the ability to schedule time in both the theatre and classroom for any meetings, rehearsals, and readings as needed for free. The 3rd Annual INKubator New Play Festival, a six-day marathon festival that serves as the culmination of the residency will take place in May 2021. Audiences who attend the festival will also have the opportunity to participate in conversations with the writers, directors, and actors following each performance.
This year’s submissions were evaluated through a process coordinated by Art House Productions’ INKubator Program Director, Alex Tobey, in partnership with Art House Productions’ Meredith Burns, playwright and director Kevin R. Free, Art House Productions’ Courtney Little, and playwright Lia Romeo. The following finalists were also honored in this year’s submission process: Avery Deutsch, Bixby Elliot, Vince Gatton, Amy Gijsbers van Wijk, Steven Hayet, James Kennedy, Grant MacDermott, Matt Minnicino, Max Reuben, Amalia Oliva Rojas, and Emma Catherine Watkins. Meredith Burns, Executive Director of Art House Productions, says, “I think playwriting is more important than ever before. The traditional playgoing theater experience is mostly on hold, but when all is fully safe, I believe theater will experience a renaissance by bringing people together to cathartically explore ideas in the same room again. A few of the selected playwrights will incorporate virtual options for audiences and we’re thrilled to support new, traditional, and hybrid forms of theater. We at Art House know how difficult this period in time is for theater artists and we’re continuing to look for ways to support. We encourage all of the playwrights that applied this year to keep creating. The theater will come back and your voice will be needed.”
Andrea Coleman is a Brooklyn based writer, performer and lawyer originally from Virginia. She writes sketch comedy, standup comedy, screenplays and stageplays. Her Medium articles have been viewed online over half a million times. The law comedy show she created and stars in, Woke Laws, has been featured in The New York Times, TimeOut NY, NPR and aired on PBS. In New York, Andrea has performed standup at Comedy Cellar, Comic Strip, Gotham and Caroline’s. She’s toured her standup at SF Sketchfest, Women in Comedy Festival and Austin Sketch Fest. She is an Actor on a UCB Maude Team and a writer on an Armory Sketch team. Andrea has written and executive produced 5 short films which have been Official Selections at 16 Film Festivals and her feature script was in IFPs 2010 Film Week and her Woke Laws podcast was selected for IFP’s 2020 Audio Lab. She is in her 14th year as a Senior Trial Attorney at a Fortune 100 company.
Izzi D’Esposito (she/her) is a New York based playwright, and songwriter. Her work has been produced or developed at The Playwrights Realm, Workshop Theater, Homegrown Theater, the Seven Devils Playwrights Conference, Ars Nova, Arts Tristate, Carnegie Mellon University, Horizon Theater, Boise Contemporary Theater and more. Isabella received her MFA in Dramatic Writing at Carnegie Mellon University, studying under Rob Handel, and a degree in Playwriting and Screenwriting from Purchase College, studying under Christina Anderson and Sylvan Oswald. She has a podcast called lowercase sober about being sober in your 20’s (out now on all podcast platforms), and she releases new music under the name Bizzi.
Madeline Dennis-Yates (she/ her) is a playwright and screenwriter whose most recent project, this is not the reunion, was a commissioned play for Stagefemmes at Kenyon College. She studied playwriting at the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center. She’s also worked in the literary office at the O’Neill, as well as at Abingdon Theatre Company. Her work has been produced and received readings at the New Short Play Festival (playwright ensemble member), the Source Festival, New York Winterfest, Manhattan Repertory Theatre, D.C. Shorts Film Festival, and others. She’s also studied at Upright Citizens Brigade and Second City. Madeline attended George Washington University in D.C., where she was an art history major and captain of the equestrian team. (She likes horses.)
Nathaniel Foster is a New York City-based Playwright, Performer, and Dramaturg. He is a 2017 Kennedy Center New Play Dramaturgy Fellow, 2018 ASTEP Artist as Citizens Fellow, a 2018 Cape Cod Theatre Project New Play Development Fellow and a 2019 New Play Development Apprentice at The Public Theater. He was the recipient of the 2018 Kennedy Center Ken Ludwig Young Playwright Award. He served as an associate producer for Loading Dock Theatre’s 2020 Forklift season and is currently an associate producer for Black Lives, Black Words. His plays have been seen or developed at The Kennedy Center, The Workshop Theatre, New York Theatre Festival, The Brick, Fort Collins Fringe Festival, Southern Utah University, Pharmacy Theatre and The Tank.
Aja Nisenson is a playwright and performer originating from New Jersey. Her plays include: Slap (Take Ten, National MFA Playwrights Festival), Park Slope Under Water (Iowa New Play Festival), The Wait (Iowa New Play Festival), Funk (Iowa Playwrights Workshop), Piccola Cosi (FringeNYC, soloNOVA Arts Festival, Triad Theatre), Daja Vu, A French Cabaret Gone Awry (Eugene O’Neill Cabaret Conference, FringeNYC, Flute Bar Gramercy), My Life is a Woody Allen Film (United Solo Theatre Festival, EstroGenius Festival), Five Years Later (Salem Theatre). Her play Love was part of the 2020 Kennedy Center MFA Workshop. She is a MacDowell fellow and has held fellowships at the Eugene O’Neill Cabaret Conference and The Marble House Project. She is published in Theater Masters’ Take Ten Vol.4 with Samuel French, and received the Jane Chambers Student Playwright Award. Aja received her BA from Brown University and MFA at the Iowa Playwrights Workshop.
SMJ (they/them) is an NYCbased, mixed, and non-binary playwright, mime, and theater educator originally from Mount Vernon, Ohio. Their work has been seen in various forms in New York, Connecticut, Texas, Ohio, and the UK. SMJ is a mime of 13 years with training from Gregg Goldston, Rick Wamer, Lorie Heald, and Stephen Chipps. They’ve been a resident artist at Access Theater, the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, NWPR in Grand Lake, CO, and Dragon’s Egg Studio. They’re a proud graduate of the BFA Acting program with a Dance minor at Otterbein University and the National Theater Institute. Visit www.arthouseproductions.org. Follow us on social media @arthouseproductions @arthouseprods.
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Hudson County residents are asked to bring no more than 4 tires for proper disposal. If you cannot participate in this year’s Tire Amnesty Event, eitherstore tires indoors (in a garage or shed) or cover them until they can bedisposed of properly.* *CONTACT YOUR MUNICIPAL DPW FOR DISPOSAL LOCATIONS. This program is sponsored, in part, by a grant from the NJDEP-Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste. Residents can drop off materials at any site. Proof of residency may be required.
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DOLLHAUS II TO SHOW ARTIST MAIDENFED 30 PIECES OF ART WORK CREATED DURING QUARANTINE Art works created in 2020 during the recent quarantine by artist Maidenfed will be on display begining on Friday, October 16 through November 15th at Bayonne’s Dollhaus II Gallery. This is Maidenfed’s second show at Dollhaus located at 23 Cottage Street in Bayonne. The October 16th opening of Maidenfed’s exhibit will have her performing a few raps amongst her collage works which will be from her first music rap video. Maidenfed’s collages incorporate “disturbing and beautifully composed” self portraits She is a Brooklyn-
Maidenfed, artist, model, rapper and writer, is having her second solo exhibition at Dollhaus II, with over 30 collage works. based artist and has been collaging and writing for about ten years. About her work Maidenfed said in a recent interview “I’m inspired by creating imagery I’ve never seen before, and by needing to stay busy and productive to be a sane human being,” Reflecting pop culutre her collages use text, mass media, and images documenting the rather strange
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HUDSON COUNTY REAL ESTATE NEWS
MARCUS & MILLICHAP ARRANGES THE SALE OF A 13,750 SQUARE FOOT MIXED-USE BUILDING JERSEY CITY, NJ, October 6, 2020 – Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), announced recently the sale of 63 Irving Street, a mixed use building in the Heights neighborhood of Jersey City New Jersey, that sold for $1,560,000, according to James McGuckin, regional manager of the firm’s New Jersey office. Fahri Ozturk, Richard D. Gatto and David Ferber, investment sales specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s New Jersey office, had the exclusive listing to market the property on behalf of the seller, a private investor. They also secured the buyer, also a private investor. “We continue to see increased demand from both local and out of market
investors looking for opportunities throughout Jersey City due to its proximity to New York City, continued rental growth, and new developments. Our process and long-term relationships gave us the ability to get the deals across the finish line during the pandemic,” said Fahri Ozturk. 63-65 Irving Street, is located right off of JFK Blvd, is a three-story
mixed-use brick building that is situated approximately two miles from the Journal Square Transportation Center, which offers a 15-minute ride to the World Trade Center. The property also proposed a development or an expansion/conversion opportunity, which has since been approved by Jersey City to convert to 13 apartments with 6 parking spots.
Ribbon-cutting for Bay One apartment building at 957 Broadway, Bayonne: City officials and business people joined developer Lance Lucarelli at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the 91-unit Bay One apartment house, which was constructed on the former Resnick property at 46th Street and Broadway in Bayonne. Pictured left to right: Third Ward Council Member Gary LaPelusa; City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski; Mayor Jimmy Davis; Katelyn Regan (Business Manager, Alliance Residential Group); developer Lance Lucarelli (The L Group); Council Member At-Large Juan Perez; Cindi Sisk Galvin (Business Development Officer, BCB Community Bank); and Vincent Davis (Vice President, Business Development, BCB Community Bank).
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NEW LISTING! MIXED USE PROPERTY BROADWAY BAYONNE Modest sized vacant commercial space on 1st floor – approx. 800 Sq Ft., 2 apartments above. Close to Light Rail, in the midst of downtown commercial area. Call for additional details. Asking $545,000
PRICE REDUCED! MIXED USE PROPERTY BROADWAY BAYONNE Three story building offers commercial space plus 4 onebedroom rental units – start or build your investment portfolio here! Centrally located with easy access to major transportation lines including Light Rail station. Call for more details!
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NEW LISTING! MODEST 2 FAMILY UPTOWN BAYONNE Great starter! This property offers 5 BR and 2 ½ baths, carport parking for 2 cars, plus a partially finished, walk-out basement. Commuter friendly location close to Light Rail. Needs some updating – but worth it! Asking $450,000
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NEW LISTING! 5 FAMILY BAYONNE NEEDS RENOVATION Attention Serious Investors!! Opportunity is here with this frame-built property. Three units will be delivered vacant at closing. One 3BR, two 2BR, two 1BR units. Call for additional details and operating expenses.
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