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Review: BANKSY EXHIBITION at Straz Center

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By Deborah Bostock-Kelley
| BroadwayWorld Verified
Walking through The Art of Banksy at the Straz felt like stepping directly into the pulse of his evolution, not just seeing the work but moving through the arc of an artist who has shaped how we think about rebellion, tenderness, and truth. More than 160 authenticated pieces, collectively valued at over twenty million dollars, surrounded me with the full sweep of his voice. It wasn’t simply a gallery, it was a living timeline.
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Feature: GIRLSTORIES LEADERSHIP THEATRE at Powerstories Theatre

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By Deborah Bostock-Kelley
| BroadwayWorld Verified
Powerstories Theatre is thrilled to announce the return of its presidentially-recognized Girlstories Leadership Theatre, launching a new season in September 2026 with renewed vision and inspiring leadership. The beloved program, known for empowering middle school girls to transform their true stories into Original Theatre, is stepping into an exciting new chapter guided by Manager Alanna Hammesfahr.
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Previews: CONSCIENCE at Powerstories @Stageworks Theatre

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By Deborah Bostock-Kelley
| BroadwayWorld Verified
Powerstories Theatre continues its twenty-sixth season of Greater Good with Conscience, Joe DiPietro’s powerful play exploring the resolve and personal sacrifice behind Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s historic 1950 “Declaration of Conscience.” Presented as a staged reading August 14-16, the production brings audiences into the life of a woman who chose principle over popularity during the Red and the Lavender Scare and proved that one voice can leave a lasting mark on history.
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