Zorina Exie Frey is a 2023 Pushcart Prize winner holding a master's degree in Poetry and Creative Nonfiction from Converse University, a bachelor's degree in Mass Communications, majoring in Journalism with an English minor, and a web design certificate from Indiana University South Bend. She also holds a certificate in Literary Publishing from Emerson College.
I do a Talent show
An urban sage with a voice that resonates with sophistication and metropolitan elegance, Donna has narrated documentaries, radio commercials, e-learning modules, global promos, science podcasts, audiobooks (children’s books), and industrial training films. She is an experienced corporate narrator and has acted in seven short films, including an animated film.
Sean Davy is a dynamic artist whose music seamlessly blends Afro, Caribbean soul, and R&B/Hip-Hop. A multi-talented singer, songwriter, bass player, and rapper, Sean’s artistry is defined by rich melodies, infectious rhythms, and an undeniable passion for storytelling through sound.
With a natural gift for performance, Sean captivates audiences with his charismatic stage presence and soulful delivery. His hit single Make You Mine has gained traction on major streaming platforms, resonating with fans and earning recognition from influencers and industry tastemakers.
My name is Donnell Robinson and I am an Executive Producer and lead songwriter for the award winning podcast series 'TwentyOne 21 Podcast: A Black AF Scripted Audio Comedy.'
H Street Festival 2023 Washington, DC.
Avenue 66, LLC Band's first festival show.
Year: 2023
Details: 6 MINUTES
I'm a native American performer
Amari-Grey (she/her) is a curator, educator, and postdisciplinary artist. Her practice considers generational memory, gender, technology, and land cultures through experimental writing, performance, installation and social practice. She holds a BA in Art, Film, Visual Studies from Harvard University. She is a 2024-’25 BRIC Contemporary Art Resident and has completed residencies/fellowships with Sundress Academy for the Arts, Brooklyn Poets, Wendy’s Subway, and Mellon Foundation.
Jimi Kinstle has been a staple in the Baltimore theatre community for more than 25 years, having previously served as Artistic Director for both the Baltimore Shakespeare Festival and Pumpkin Theatre, as well as performing in venues across the state. He is known for his chameleon-like ability to embody characters in plays, musicals, and improv comedy. His Dickens One-Man Christmas Carol allows him to play an outstanding range of English dialects as he plays both Charles Dickens and all of his characters. Mr.