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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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EPSTEIN'S CONNECTIONS WITH PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOLS AND CAMPS 🏫🎭 NEW DOCUMENTS RELEASED THIS WEEK FROM DOJ
This week, the Department of Justice released around 1,000 new documents relating to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Here’s what we found:
SIX IRANIAN ARTISTS + WRITERS AND WHAT THEY ARE CREATING RIGHT NOW 🕊️🎨
I don’t have anything groundbreaking to say about the theater industry’s lack of interest and attention on the horrors that our country is currently unleashing on Iran. What is there to say?
DEEP DIVE: EPSTEIN THEATER INDUSTRY CONNECTS POST 2008
Earlier this week, Stage Left Report broke the news that a variety of Broadway and New York theater connections could be found in the newest Epstein document release from the DOJ after his first conviction in 2008.
STAGE LEFT CHATS EP 1: MARISSA HECKER
Our first guest, Marissa Hecker, is leaning into her queerness, her Jewishness, and her sense of rebellion as an ensemble member of the SUFFS tour.
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The Stage Left Report is a biweekly newsletter by Sophia Pesetti delivering essential theater industry news. Focused on workers' rights, equity, and arts activism, it aims to keep the community informed and empowered.
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