Catch the Latest Installment of NPA Micia Mosely’s The Progress Report
January 1, 2011 by Nursha
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For the latest installments of The Progress Report , see below!
Micia Mosely Says Goodbye to 2010…
For the previous episode, click here .
Nursha Co-Hosts the Official Unofficial APAP Afterparty
December 31, 2010 by Nursha
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Nursha Project co-hosts the official unofficial Association for Performing Arts Presenters ( APAP ) after party set, along with Queer Art Impact , CityDance Ensemble , Mason Rhynes Productions , and the Embassy of Israel .
EVENT DETAILS
January, 10, 2010 @8pm
Haven, NYC
244 East 51st Street (btwn 2nd and 3rd Aves.)
Free Admission with APAP Badge!
For more information, click here .
Micia Mosely Kicks Off the Second Season of the Progress Report!
December 8, 2010 by Nursha
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Micia Mosely returns with a second season of Progress Report . To watch, click below.
Nursha Project Guest Curates Mason-Rhynes Late Night Series
December 7, 2010 by Nursha
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For the December 18, 2010 edition of Late Night with Mason-Rhynes Productions, Nursha Project is proud to present Adaku Utah.
Adaku Utah Bio 
EVENT DETAILS
December 18, 2010 at 10pm
Late Night at Joe’s Movement Emporium
3309 Bunker Hill Road
Mt. Rainier, Maryland
Featuring : Tyra Jackson, Liaison Movement Ink., JT McIntosh, Deviated Theatre and Other Special Guests!
Co-presented with Joe’s Movement Emporium
Tickets: $20 General Admission; $15 Student Tickets with ID
Must be 18 to attend
For more information, click here or visit joesmovement.org
Join Nursha In Launching Our Newest Project, Queer Art Impact
September 14, 2010 by Nursha
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Stay tuned as Mat Heggem , Brooklyn-based Artistic Director and Curator of Bushed/Gay Wars, and Nursha Project Founder, 
Shalonda Ingram, launch their newest initiative, Queer Art Impact .
What is Queer Art Impact?
Queer Art Impact (QAI) explores the conversation between politics, art and action. The New York City-based initiative is intended to bring together individuals and organizations who self-identify their body of work as queer. By supporting artists whose works challenge the hetero-normative, QAI seeks to embrace queerness and create opportunities for all artists – living in the political and social fringe – to move to the center.
QAI is about action and re-action . It’s the motivation to do something and to speak out . This action/reaction takes the form of art, politic gesture, youth engagement, community movement, education, and business training with/by/for queers.
QAI features performances, cabarets, parties, panel discussions and networking events that occur throughout the year, culminating in an annual spring festival where QAI commissioned works are premiered. Subsequent discourse catapults the community into a Summer of Inspired Pride — S.I.P. – a Rooftop WrrkQ P(art)y on the regs!
We accept applications on an ongoing basis, and are especially looking for those who want to build on-going communications with their fellow queers. Upon receipt and approval of materials, the artist will be included on our website, provided access to www.wrrkq.com (coming soon), and may be curated and/or commissioned for QAI events throughout the year.
QAI welcomes partnerships and shared programming proposals from educators, community organizers, and other arts entities.
What is WrrkQ?
WrrkQ is about sharing resources, creating opportunities, developing collaborative relationships, keeping communications open, and providing a physical & virtual space to meet individuals who share the same motivation for their queer agendas. But, it’s also about the business side too — having your needs met and understanding the systems that need to be in place to make the wrrkq happen.
WrrkQ includes a monthly gathering hosted by a QAI artist and a quarterly newsletter on relevant artist resources for the queer community. Stay tuned for more information about www.wrrkq.com .
Where My Girls At? Returns to NYC in the Hip Hop Theater Festival
September 14, 2010 by Nursha
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Join Nursha Project at the 10th Anniversary of NYC’s Hip Hop Theater Festival as we present Micia Mosely’s one-woman show, Where My Girls At? Written and performed by Micia Mosely, Where My Girls At? portrays multiple characters representing a diversity of Black lesbian experiences. The piece challenges the notion that there is only one way to be Black or queer in the 21st century.
Where My Girls At? is a phenomenal one hour performance steeped in improv and audience participation that has thrilled audiences across the country.
Written and Performed by Micia Mosely
Directed by Tamilla Woodard
Produced by Shalonda Ingram
A Nursha Project Production
EVENT DETAILS
October 7th and 8th, 2010 @ 7:30pm
Cherry Pit Theater @ the Westbeth Arts Complex
155 Bank Street
West Village, New York 10014
Tickets: $20
For more details or to purchase tickets, click here .
Events
August 5, 2010 by Nursha
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The Events Archive Page documents Nursha Project Productions that have just been missed. Check out descriptions and images from recent events:
Micia Mosely & Friends is a series of performances intended to provide audience members a sneak peek into Micia’s newest project, Get Into It! Micia Mosely & Friends is a fund-raising initiative to help with the cultivation and development of the show. If you would like to donate to this project, or other Nursha Project initiatives, you’re welcomed to via:
Credit Card, click here .
Make Checks Payable to Nursha Project and mail to :
Nursha Project (East)
748 Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11221
MEMO : “Get Into It!” (or the Nursha Project Production of your choosing)
Cash may also be donated during the Micia Mosely & Friends performances.
Micia Mosely&Friends At Nuyorican Poets Cafe; July 18, 2010
Images by: S. Torho
FIERCE 10th Anniversary Gayla
This year, Nursha provided production management services for FIERCE’s Tenth Anniversary Gayla; the show was hosted by NPA Micia Mosely. For more information on the event and some images, click here .
Projects
August 3, 2010 by Nursha
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“Children of the Last Days” 
Written and Performed by Thandiwe Thomas deShazor
Directed by Norman Gee
Produced by Shalonda Ingram
A Nursha Project Production
Notable Quotes
“Afro Solo won’t be ‘Last Days’ for gifted performer!”
– Kevin Thomas, examiner.com
Links to Full-Length Articles
“Where My Girls At?”
Written and Performed by Micia Mosely
Directed by Tamilla Woodard
Produced by Shalonda Ingram
A Nursha Project Production
Notable Quotes
” Where My Girls At? , written and performed by the talented Micia Mosely, is a laugh-out-loud comedy that pushes the envelope in too many ways to describe… Where My Girls At? is a great night out and a shining example of what a talented and flexible mind can do when given the freedom.”
-New York Amsterdam News
“Where My Girls At? was a rich multi-layered experience that provided a dissertation into being black and lesbian including having the audience rate by applause which of the “contestants” was the most black, which was the most “womanly” and which was the most “lesbian”. I didn’t stop laughing during this whirlwind performance by an extremely talented artist. As a matter of fact it wasn’t until I sat down to write this review that I noticed the “medicine” of this show was so cleverly hidden in the candy.”
-D.C. Theatre Scene
Awards and Recognitions
2009 New York Innovative Theater Award Nominee for Best Solo Performance
Links to Full-Length Articles
Nursha Project Launches New Partnership
August 2, 2010 by Nursha
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Coming soon….
Join Nursha Project as it partners with Mat Heggem on a new initiative, Queer Arts Impact . QAI will feature programs such as Come As You Are (New York) , a series around queer sex, among other flavorful, eye-opening, jaw-dropping, colorful events.
Stay tuned for more details… 
Join Us For Another Installation of Micia Mosely & Friends
August 2, 2010 by Nursha
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If you missed last month’s edition of Micia Mosely & Friends at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, here is another opportunity to catch Micia Mosely and some of her favorite artists as they celebrate the summer and share a sneak peak into, and donation opportunity for Micia’s newest project. This installment of Micia Mosely & Friends features performances by Ganessa James (Folk/Rock/Soul), Jennifer Johns (Singer/Songwriter/Spoken Word), and Kid Lucky (Da Beath Rhymer). This Nursha Project Production is not to be missed!
EVENT DETAILS
Tuesday, August 24th, 2010
Nuyorican Poets Cafe
236 East 3rd Street (Between Avenue B & C)
New York, New York
Doors open at 7p, followed by Open Mic and show at 7:30p
Tickets: $10; To purchase, click here .
Micia Mosely & F riends is a fund-raising initiative to help with the cultivation and development of Micia’s newest project, Get Into It . If you are interested in donating to this project, or other Nursha Project initiatives, you’re welcomed to via:
Credit Card, click here .
Make Checks Payable to Nursha Project and mail to :
Nursha Project (East)
748 Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11221
MEMO : “Get Into It!” (or the Nursha Project Production of your choosing)
Cash may also be donated during the Micia Mosely & Friends performances, or at any Nursha Project initiative.
