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Watch the part 1 video premier of I Digress: The Intimate Insights of a Childhood Weirdo

posted on July 30, 2021
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We’re excited to announce that our 2021 From Script to Stage selection I Digress: The Intimate Insights of a Childhood Weirdo will be available to screen September 8-26, 2021 on our Vimeo channel!

By fusing theatrical performance, music, and projection design with archival materials, filmmaking, and video art, Sauda Jackson sifts through the weight and consequences of grief by taking us down a hilarious and heartfelt coming of age journey from a young girl in 1980s Chicago, through her adolescence and the death of her mother, to her own discovery of how absence, family narratives, and the legacy of history shape us—making us who we are and who we are not.

Sauda Jackson Writer and Performer | April Sweeney Director | Mike Weiss Music Director | Ashley M. Thomas Dramaturg | Yana Biryükova Editing, Video and Media Design | Tatiana Stolpovskaya Director of Photography | Bill Burd Scenic Design | Nick ‘Scoops’ Darais Sound Engineer | Andy Frank Technical Direction

Learn more about the project…

I Digress: The Intimate Insights of a Childhood Weirdo by Sauda Jackson is Arts at the Palace’s 2021 From Script to Stage program selection. Photo: Eric Magnus.

HOW TO WATCH

Beginning September 8, 2021, you can register for a Vimeo link here. This performance is FREE and open to all.

I Digress: The Intimate Insights of a Childhood Weirdo Part 1 is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

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