210 "Love+Live+Life" Podcast - Jamie Lazen & Lila Klatz - The Human Arts Collectives

In this episode, I invited Jamie Lazen and Lila Klatz from The Human Arts Collectives. A *collaborative production playground* for artists to build community, change & empower their voices on a transformative journey they create together.

Guest Bio

Jamie Lynne Lazan is a NYC-based, multidisciplinary artist traveling in the shoes of an artist, educator, and activist. She has been recognized as a community builder, artistic director, and changemaker having founded and developed the multimedia startup, The Human Arts Collective (THAC). Since graduating from Stella Adler Studio of Acting and SUNY New Paltz with degrees in theatre, film, and human services, Jamie has utilized her art to impact socially conscious artmaking and facilitate compassion around the stories we hold within. Her latest projects include: directing and performing My Story, My Voice, a multimedia museum gallery; producing, writing, and acting for her poetic film “When Will the Chameleon Speak;” directing youth with The New Group; writing a narrative on anxiety in youth; Stage Managing with Harold Clurman Laboratory Theatre, to name a few. An enthusiastic mover and shaker, Jamie believes in sharing stories that bring light, provoke thought, and resonance to our souls.

https://linktr.ee/JamieLynne

Lila Klatz is a non-binary lifelong New Yorker in their first year of Pratt Institute’s Performance and Performance Studies MFA program. Lila is a dramaturg and performance artist who believes and fights for diversity and justice through decolonial theory and anti-capitalist practices. Lila is inspired by Devised theatre, Theatre of the Absurd, Butoh, Modern dance, Mindfulness, Social Psychology, Queer Theory, Black Performance Theory, and Phenomenology. They’re currently working on the development, image, and events planning as the Associate Artistic Director for the start-up arts group The Human Arts Collective. Some of Lila's 2020 pre-COVID theatre credits include Stage Manager for "Superman and Serena" and Co-Dramaturg for Red Monkey Theater Group's "Hedda Gabbler." Their published dramaturgy research can be found in “American Musicals in Context” by Dr. Tom Greenfield in March 2021 (ABC-Clio).

Museum Gallery: http://msmvthac.com/

THAC Link.Tree: https://linktr.ee/theHAC

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