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Autumn Kioti Horne, Leah Sessa, Sandi Stock, Sheena O. Murray and Valeria Di Babbo

Take A Nostalgic Trip To Vintage Hollywood Featuring Femme Fatales Radiating Sexy Style With Sass In PULP July 1956. A hot and humid Chicago. Enter Terry Logan, a tough-talking, rebellious seductive. When she takes up residence at The Well, a club run by women who love women, the trouble really begins. Take a nostalgic trip back to vintage

Hollywood featuring femme fatales radiating sexy style with sass in PULP by Patrica Kane (featuring music by Amy Warren & Andre Pluess and lyrics by Patricia Kane) making its South Florida premiere from April 11th – May 5th at Island City Stage.

“I have been excited about this production for a year. It’s our first time working with Nicole Stodard, whose work I have admired for many years,” said Andy Rogow, Artistic Director of Island City Stage. “PULP is a show that appeals to such a

broad audience as it’s sexy, sultry and a little bit campy with some truly great nightclub-type songs. In addition, although we have featured Lesbian themes in characters in many previous productions, this is the first production we have presented that has

Transforming Education

“Claws For Kids”

Hallandale Magnet High School’s New Media Center

“Claws for Kids” is held in memory of Judy Kramer, a longtime Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade Board member

The media center provides students with access to explore new worlds, broaden their horizons, and think critically about the world around them (Photo credit: wsvn.com) At the heart of Hallandale Beach are its children, and a beacon of education stands tall as Hallandale Magnet High School unveils its latest jewel for them: a state-of-the-art media center. This cutting-edge facility is not merely a reno-

no male roles or actors.” Nominated for four Joseph Jefferson Awards including Best New Work, PULP is a heartfelt, comedic love letter to Lesbian pulp fiction and the Barbara Sass In Pulp, Page 6A

Boys & Girls Clubs Of Miami-Dade To Host 13th Annual Fundraiser

vation but a transformation, symbolizing the school’s commitment to empowering its students with resources fit for the 21st century. The grand opening of the media center was nothing short of a celebration. Bright smiles and eager faces filled the space as students and staff gathered for the ribboncutting ceremony. Principal Mark Howard’s enthusiasm echoed through the Education, Page 8A

Joe’s Stone Crab in Miami Beach will once again host Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade’s 13th Annual “Claws for Kids” in memory of Judy Kramer on Tuesday, May 7th. The event will kick off with a cocktail reception at 11:00 a.m., followed by lunch at noon. Guests will enjoy delicious Stone Crabs and Joe’s other signature items without the wait. The fundraising lunch is one of the last chances to enjoy Stone Crabs before Stone Crab Season ends.

Mother and daughter duo, Lisa Mendelson and Lindsey Mendelson Pearson, are co-chairing this year’s event once again. Olga Guilarte is the Special Event Chair. “Claws for Kids” is held in memory of Judy Kramer, a longtime Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade Board Member, who helped create the event and chaired it, since it’s inception until her passing in Claws For Kids, Page 9A

The Parker Delivers An Amazing April Music, magic and a look into the mind of serial killers are among the captivating, heart pounding events at Lillian S. Wells Hall at The Parker this April. Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox “The ‘10’ Tour” comes to The Parker as part of the TD Jazz Series sponsored by TD Bank for two shows on Monday, April 1st at 8:00 p.m. and Tuesday, April 2nd at 8:00 p.m. Returning to a style that embodies the music of past generations, these famed musicians pair the right talent with the right material to create an unforgettable experience for fans. They deliver the most sensational ‘20’s party this side of The Great Gatsby with Jazz covers of Pop hits from artists such as Sia, Britney Spears and Lady Gaga. The group features an ensemble

Scott Bradlee’s Post Modern Jukebox of multi-talented singers and musicians bringing Bradlee’s generation-spanning arrange-

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ments alive night after night. The core ensemble is often joined by surprise guests to make each

concert unique and unpredictable – making for one of the most thrilling live music expe-

“Swim for Jenny” YMCA Is Offering Free Swim Lessons, 9A

riences of this and any other time period. www.MusicInsight.com put it quite simply in the Before Times: “Go see Postmodern Jukebox. Stop whatever you’re doing, right now, and go see them!” The Truist Comedy Series brings Aries Spears to The Parker on Friday, April 5th at 8:00 p.m. Spears is now starring with the iconoclastic Damon Wayans in Showtime’s The Underground Comedy Series following his eight years as a regular on the popular sketch show MADtv. His quick wit, charisma and ferociously aggressive style of comedy have earned him critical acclaim. His film appearances include Home of Angels starring Abe Vigoda and Sherman Helmsley, Out-of-Sync, The Parker, 4A

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