NYFA speaks with Fiscally Sponsored Artist Daniel Furman. NYFA: Hi Daniel, can you tell us what are you working on and what’s coming up for you? DF: The goal of my project is to make possible productions of my work, RIP!, which is a full-length musical loosely based on the story of Rip Van Winkle.…
NYFA speaks with 2010 Fiscally Sponsored Filmmaker Sean Flanagan. NYFA: Hi Sean, can you tell us what are you working on and/or what’s coming up for your team? SF: While our team is applying for grants, we are also at work to launch a series of low budget short films that will further elevate our…
NYFA speaks with 2010 Fiscally Sponsored Artist Anne DeAcetis. NYFA: Can you tell us what are you working on and what’s coming up for you? AD: Right now, Violette, Violette [Ed: DeAcetis’ Fiscally Sponsored performance project] has my full attention. The working draft I created last year was a great start, but now I’m adding…
NYFA speaks with 2002 and 2008 Choreography Fellow and Fiscally Sponsored Choreographer, Roxane Butterfly. NYFA: Hi Roxane, can you tell us what are you working on and/or what’s coming up for you? RB: I finished the manuscript of a book I wrote during my pregnancy and I am looking for an editor. I recently completed…
“We don’t walk on like elderly people; we come on ready to dance, and they know it.” So says 88 year-old tap dancer Elaine Ellis during filmmaker Heather Lyn MacDonald’s new documentary Been Rich All My Life. Ellis is a member of the Silver Belles, a New York-based troupe of tap dancers now in their 80s and…
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