News: American Indian Artists Inc. (AMERINDA) Premiere Radio Play Double-Feature, Free to Stream
Image courtesy Spin Cycle PR American Indian Artists Inc. (AMERINDA) presents the World Premiere of It Came from Across the Big Pond and Files of the Indin Police , two plays by William S. Yellow Robe Jr., directed by John Scott-Richardson. The two short comedies were originally scheduled to be performed live on a “summer fun” double-bill this June over a run at Manhattan’s Theater for the New City. Instead, they have been adapted into radio dramas performed and recorded by the actors in isolation on their cellphones. The plays are now available to stream for free here . Established in 1987, American Indian Artists Inc. (AMERINDA) is a community-based multi-arts organization that works to empower Native Americans and foster intercultural understanding of Native culture. Located in New York, AMERINDA is the only Native American multi-arts organization of its kind in the US, and has been widely recognized for its artistic and cultural integrity. AMERINDA Theater produces staged readin...