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READ MOREIn this interview, the Carnation team shares how and why they created their first episode and it’s impact
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READ MORERecorded live at the Phipps in Hudson, WI during the StoryArk Festival 2019. Things are getting tough in school with the rising racism in and out of the classroom. With the constant tormenting from Emma, Esperanza comes up with plan to bring people together. This activity made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from […]
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READ MOREGrowing up in a loving Catholic family, Luis struggles to share he’s gay. A red Carnation, like most red flowers, represent deep love and admiration. These flowers are often reserved for close, intimate relationships, partners, friends, and family. Thanks the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council for their support. “This activity is funded, in part, by an […]
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READ MOREA purple carnation symbolizes capriciousness and conveys condolences for unfortunate circumstances, something teenager Ximena faces at a soccer game as she struggles with depression and her sense of alienation “Purple” was recorded live at the Phipps Center for the Arts in Hudson, Wisconsin. The performance included the audience participating as the crowd at a soccer […]
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READ MOREMeet Marisol. A Seventeen year old Mexican American girl who must persevere against all odds to help her Family through difficult circumstances. Click below for a Spanish translation of the script. Thanks the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council for their support. “This activity is funded, in part, by an appropriation from the Minnesota State Legislature with […]
