Jules Corriere This is Me

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1. 1. Welcome to the Bauen Camp!

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   Published on: 6/30/2008   Last Visited: 6/30/2008

   Working in partnership with communities and organizations, Geer has founded well over a dozen community performance projects including Swamp Gravy, Colquitt, Georgia, continuing to serve as Artistic Co-Director with CPI partner Jules Corriere, and Uptown Chicago's Scrap Metal SOUL, a multi-generational, multi-cultural, multi-economic background performance project.

2. 2. Hand Me Down Shoes Creative Team

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   Published on: 8/25/2004   Last Visited: 8/25/2004

   Director: Jules CorriereJules Corriere is a playwright and director with Community Performance, Incorporated.Her work has been performed by theaters in Colorado, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Illinois, and Virginia.Jules wrote "Storylines", a community performance about the Newport News community, which premiered at the Yoder Barn in September of 2000.

3. 3. Services

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   Published on: 7/20/2006   Last Visited: 5/12/2008

   Otherwise, they'll get lost. ~From Turn The Washpot Down, by Jules Corriere
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   I know what the boogeyman looks like. ~From Storylines, by Jules Corriere
   
   The Community Performance project founded by Jules Corriere in Newport News, Virginia, that examines the cultural diversity of the city.Partnering with the Peninsula Fine Arts Center for Story Gathering and Civic Dialogue discussion, StoryLines is the play created by the CITY BRIDGES LIFE STORIES PROJECT, created from the stories of the Jewish Community, African American Community, Military Community, Mennonite Community and others.
   
   StoryLines, written by Jules Corriere with music by Don McCullough and Denny Clark, was performed at the Yoder Barn by seventy five community members, facilitated by the artists of CPI, expert in the field of place-based art.
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   Richard Geer, along with Carol McCrite, brought the artists of CPI: Jo Carson, Brackley Frayer, Joe Varga, Kevin Iega Jeff, and Jules Corriere to Walton County and created northern Florida's first ever folk life play, Grit and Grace, written by Jo Carson, with music by local musician Jim Cooper.
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   I cannot speak for them, but I can remember them. ~From Um Caminho Sobre O Muro by Jules Corriere
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   In 2005, Geer and Corriere went to Rio to collect stories, to create more interest and participation, and to begin forming the project with local leaders.
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   In 2003, Geer, Corriere and a group of actors and community leaders from Chicago's Scrap Mettle SOUL project toured their production of The Whole World Gets Well, funded in part by the UK MInistry of Health.
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   A Spiritual Journey, By Don McCullough, Denny Clark and Jules Corriere
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   Jules Corriere at the Kennedy Center before the Premiere of Let My People Go!
   
   Collaborating with Washington, D.C. Master Chorale Conductor Don McCullough and Lyricist Denny Clark, Jules Corriere adapted American slave narratives for this musical journey along the Underground Railroad.
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   Within this musical fabric, Corriere and Clark added stories from actual slave narratives and accounts, which were narrated by actors hired from New York.
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   We are all blessed with this curse. ~From Guns, Knives, Wives and Miscellaneous, by Jules Corriere
   
   Peaks and Passages mission is to preserve the heritage and history of South Routt County, Colorado through the development of performances based on local life stories that will educate, enrich, and entertain the community and foster community relationships.
   
   This project grew out of the Yampa Valley Legacy Education Initiative in 1998 when Richard Geer, Jo Carson and Jules Corriere were invited to Colorado to do county wide productions in Routt and South Routt counties, creating an original play in each of four towns: Steamboat Springs, Oak Creek, Hayden and Craig.
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   Studs Terkel at the premier of Scrap Mettle SOUL's The Whole World Gets Well, by Jules Corriere with music by Lloyd Broadnax King
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   To share with them. ~From The Other Way, by Jules Corriere
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   To Linda, it was personal. ~From Steppin' Up: Deep Enough To Swallow Me Whole by Jules Corriere
   
   Steppin' Up: Deep Enough to Swallow Me Whole is a foot stomping, hand clapping, theatrical performance based on The Bethel Cultural Arts exhibition, Steppin' Up: Journeys From The Soul.This production, written by Jules Corriere and directed by Richard Owen Geer and Jules Corriere, with Choreography by Kevin Iega Jeff, tells the stories of Westside heroes and every day activists, from the Civil Rights Era to the present, who have overcome tremendous obstacles in order to succeed in life.This production, written by Jules Corriere and directed by Richard Owen Geer and Jules Corriere, with Choreography by Kevin Iega Jeff, tells the stories of Westside heroes and every day activists, from the Civil Rights Era to the present, who have overcome tremendous obstacles in order to succeed in life.
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   After a departure of five years, Founding Director Richard Geer, along with Jules Corriere, returned to Swamp Gravy as Co-Artistic Directors.
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   In addition to the two seasons of Community Performance productions, Geer and Corriere are working with the Colquitt Miller Arts Council in developing their summer and winter Professional Seasons.
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   Richard Geer and Jules Corriere served as Session Directors of The Bauen Camp in 2003, 2005 and 2006.