EMERGE to Make West Coast Debut at Hollywood Fringe Festival
Paris Moon's one-woman show is directed by Susan Campanaro and choreographed by Tinna Hoffmann.
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The Hollywood Fringe Festival and The Cats Crawl welcome EMERGE to the west coast after an award-winning off-Broadway debut.
With a fusion of dance, song, and spoken word, EMERGE dares to confront what the world told her, what her family told her, and ultimately, what she began to believe herself. Through the lens of an "edited childhood," Paris Moon revisits her past, challenging the stories she was given and reclaiming the narrative for herself-and for countless others whose voices have gone unheard.
Directed by legendary New York City entertainer Susan Campanaro (Doing Time With Lavinia), choreographed by visionary Tinna Hoffmann (Dancing With The Stars Italy), and produced by Kris Maxx of Disrupt Entertainment, EMERGE is more than a one-woman show-it is a universal story of survival, healing, and self-discovery.
As Paris takes the stage, she stands not only for herself but also for a community of women and men-those who have spoken out, those still finding the courage, and those who may never get the chance.
EMERGE invites audiences to witness the resilience of the human spirit. It's a call to truth. A call to healing. And above all, a call to rise.
The production features performer Paris Moon, director Susan Campanaro, choreographer Tinna Hoffmann, and producer Kris Maxx. The work was created by Paris Moon and Tinna Hoffmann.
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