I CAME TO MAKE NOISE Hits Hollywood Fringe

Carrie Mikuls is proud to present the World Premiere of I Came to Make Noise. Winner of The Encore Producers' Award and nominee for the 2Cents Distinctive Voices Award, I Came To Make Noise is a hip hop feminist theatrical happening that uses dance, beatbox and spoken word. 3 women share their fears, faults and journeys to self-awareness. Never again asking permission but speaking with vision in the first person: I am enough,  I am brave, I am an American. I Came to Make Noise extends as part of the Hollywood Fringe Festival’s  Encore Producers’ Award on July 15th at the Lounge Theatre 

Bill Raden of L.A. Weekly called Mikuls' choreography "harrowingly evocative hip-hop choreography that packs a good deal of the pieces' visceral and political punch."

Lounge Theatre - 6201 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, Ca 90038

ENCORE PERFORMANCES 

Sunday, July 15, 7:30pm                           Sunday July 22, 5:00pm

Running time: 50 minutes

TICKET PRICE: $15 http://hff18.org/4903
Admission age: 16+

Presented by: Carrie Mikuls
Directed and Written by: Carrie Mikuls

Featuring Brooke Ivory, Mary Polhemus, Mariya Gordon and NAACP Award winning actor, John "Faahz" Merchant.

ABOUT THE WRITER/DIRECTOR

This is Carrie Mikuls' writing and directorial debut in the semi-autobiographical, I Came To Make Noise. A recipient of the Hollywood Fringe Scholarship for underrepresented works and nominee for an NAACP Theatre Award for Best Choreographer for Dreamscape.

Social Media: Women & hip hop. Speaking with vision in the first person: I am enough, I am brave, I am an American

Follow Carrie Mikuls on: Twitter: @camdncer

Instagram: @cmikuls

Facebook: facebook.com/carrie.mikuls

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