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Project HOOP - National Gathering 2006: The Second Half

National Gathering 2nd Half

"Director's Welcome"
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SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
Cochise Anderson
The Kemosabe Therapy
Friday 8 pm; 2330 MacGowan Hall

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Project HOOP '06 2nd Half Conference Photo Gallery
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Project HOOP - National Gathering 2006: The First Half

Project HOOP 2006

Native Performing Artists Gather for HOOP Conference
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Project HOOP - 3rd Annual Native American Theater and Performing Arts Conference

December 2-5, 2004
3rd Annual Project HOOP Theater and Performing Arts Conference
On the campus of UCLA.

For a PHOTO GALLERY from the 3rd Annual Project HOOP Native American Theatre and Performing Arts Conference, please click here.

Conference Program, please click here.

No Home But The Heart
Performance written and performed by Daystar/Rosalie Jones
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Weaving the Rain
Performace by Dianne Yeahquo Reyner

CAST
(in order of appearance)

Old Man...Dustin Wolfe

John...Brad Horne

Eve...Carly Jo Blemmel

Margie...Dianne Yeahquo Reyner

The two Crow family must unravel the wall of silences and secrets that prevent them from taking their place as a family. They are called to the hospital as the father is brought in by ambulance. These trips have become routine because of the father's physical deterioration from cirrhosis. However, this will be his last trip to the hospital.

Trapped in the waiting room, this family is also trapped by history and the choices they have made. Each person fells isolated by the spirit of the Old man and the spirit of the oldest son, Roy. As the family begins to purge the poisons from their lives, they realize that they are never alone, and never forgotten. The family comes to understand that their survival is founded in the strength of the land and their culture.


Project HOOP - 2nd Annual Native American Theater and Performing Arts Conference (June 2003)

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Attendees to the Project HOOP, 2nd National Networking Conference
gathered outside UCLA's MacGowan Hall at the final session of the 3 day event.
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