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Dear Friends,
We hope you and yours are all well and staying safe during these uncertain times.
Due to the quarantine we have decided to postpone the Black Female Playwrights Reading and Discussion Series until Spring 2021.
We still are still holding hope that we will be able to present our annual Spring Cabaret on Friday May 15th, but we'll be reevaluating our season programming regularly over the coming weeks and will stay in touch with you through social media and here on our website.
In the meantime, please enjoy our Photo & Video Galleries of our past performances.
Thank you for visiting with us!
We hope you and yours are all well and staying safe during these uncertain times.
Due to the quarantine we have decided to postpone the Black Female Playwrights Reading and Discussion Series until Spring 2021.
We still are still holding hope that we will be able to present our annual Spring Cabaret on Friday May 15th, but we'll be reevaluating our season programming regularly over the coming weeks and will stay in touch with you through social media and here on our website.
In the meantime, please enjoy our Photo & Video Galleries of our past performances.
Thank you for visiting with us!
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Antiracism Page
Introducing our new Antiracism page, filled with links to helpful educators to follow, podcasts, training, films, books, and organizations, all available now on our website. Please check it out. Starting this spring The Bridge PHL began hosting informal Zoom meet-ups for those in our community who hold white privilege and are working through Layla F. Saad's "Me and White Supremacy" , as our white directors are, as part of our antiracism educational journey.
Come join the discussion. Please send us an email for more information. |
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"I was there, I felt the love, I bathe in the creative energy, and I will be back."
"Participating in The Bridge PHL made me feel like I had found my people and that my piece achieved more than I thought it could when I first wrote it."
"The Bridge Festival is open arms to many communities showing art can be a large embrace that heals and inspires."
"The energy of the festival was amazing.
It was beyond comforting to be in a safe/brave space."
It was beyond comforting to be in a safe/brave space."
"The Bridge PHL is an amazing platform for voices that may not have had the opportunity to share a body of work. It is a much needed festival."
"A very grounding, connective, powerful, though-provoking space. I am thankful for everyone who made that space possible."
"A very grounding, connective, powerful, though-provoking space. I am thankful for everyone who made that space possible."
Upcoming Events & Important Dates
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THANK YOU to everyone who came out and supported our 2019 festival in November! Our Bridge PHL family continues to grow and flourish each year, and we could not be more grateful. For more information please see the archived 2019 Bridge PHL Festival page , our Photo Gallery and Video Gallery. |
Build The Bridge Tees!
Previously only available at our events, you can now order your
BUILD THE BRIDGE PHL tee shirts right here!
25% of all our tee shirt sales is always donated to Black Lives Matter.
Click the shirts below to order!
BUILD THE BRIDGE PHL tee shirts right here!
25% of all our tee shirt sales is always donated to Black Lives Matter.
Click the shirts below to order!
Women's Baby Tees
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The Bridge Logo Tees
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The Bridge PHL is proudly a fiscally-sponsored project of Fractured Atlas. Your tax-deductible donation helps us to produce and present powerful, original acts of theatre which encourage long overdue dialogue and openness on racial oppression and inclusion. Any amount helps and is greatly appreciated. Click the Fractured Atlas logo to donate. Thank you!
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