THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO A NEW DATE TBA
Join us for this special program featuring two short film screenings, live musical performances by vocalist Mozelle, and a discussion Q&A with the filmmaker, Michael Cestaro.
Tickets $20 Advance, $21 At the door (dependent on availability)
Advance purchase recommended - shows often sell out!
About the films:
Clay is an open letter to creatives everywhere in search of their own voice. Steve Kemp, a ceramic artist for over 40 years, explores his lifelong journey from apprentice to master. His unique voice and unwavering dedication to the craft have been carefully molded over time, influenced by lessons from his late teacher, shaped by the constant struggles encountered in life and love, and inspired by the natural beauty of Cape Cod.
The Award winning White Space highlights the experiences of four women in white spaces on Cape Cod. Their stories are uniquely their own, but many people of color can relate to what these women experience. This film is about representation and what it feels like when a space is not welcoming or even hostile to people of color. It is about how people of color see and are seen in white spaces. How people of color see themselves in white spaces and what it takes to navigate those spaces. Even though white people are not the center of this story, white viewers can reflect on their own actions in white spaces and challenge themselves to exist as more than bystanders and to behave like the allies they think they are.
About the filmmaker:
Michael Cestaro created his Cape-based creative marketing company Up Above in 2015 after eight years of developing award-winning marketing campaigns and video and photography content for top industry agencies. Up Above came from the core belief that marketing content could be honest and still look beautiful. in addition to his work with Up Above, Michael has made two short documentary films, Clay and most recently the award-winning White Space. He lives on Cape Cod with his wife and two daughters
About Mozelle:
The immensely talented singer Mozelle Andrulot grew up in Eastham and attended Lesley University where she studied Liberal Arts. Her career has taken her to New York City and London where she performed at the SoHo House in both cities. Here on the Cape, she’s performed at Mahoney’s, Tin Pan Alley, The Muse and Bootleggers in Provincetown, and has sold out shows at Wellfleet Preservation Hall and the Yarmouth Cultural Center. This “jazz jewel” has graced the stage with local notable jazz artists Bruce Abbot, Fred Fried and Doug Riccardi, among others!
Please note: In the event of bad weather or other variables, outdoor shows may be moved inside. At this time masks are required for all who enter the building,.The Hall has been outfitted with a new UV air filtration system to provide additional comfort for all. We look forward to seeing you!
