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The Sons of Snicksnickeeta
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Author: Lawrence S. Pertillar Binding: Paperback (pp:100)
ISBN: 978-81-8253-084-3 Availability: In
Stock (Ships within 1 to 2 days) Publisher: Cyberwit.net Pub. Date: 2007 Condition: New Description: "The title of the play was Snick Snickeeta's Festival initially. After the premier reading at Frank Silvera's Writers' Workshop, I was questioned by Pat White and Garland Thompson about purpose and commitment to the characters. To define my message and theme. In other words, re-write the play! I did. I updated it two or three years later with a new title. I am happy with the result! The Sons of Snick Snickeeta has, to date, been one of my most ambitious efforts! AND, timeless as it speaks to needs we all have that don't change. I wanted to say we are all human beings. There is definitely 'something' of a Higher Consciousness that protects and guides us. Once we 'allow' that Entity into our minds and hearts with a true commitment of Faith that is total...we can rise above any conflict real or imagined!"
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MindPrints from Untouched Places
Author: Lawrence S. Pertillar Binding: Paperback (pp:167) ISBN: 978-81-8253-078-2 Availability: In
Stock (Ships within 1 to 2 days) Publisher: Cyberwit.net Pub. Date: 2007 Condition: New Description: Long
before establishing himself as "One of America's
Most Distinguished Poets" And achieving
accolades from Noble House in London as well The
International Society of Poets, for many years
Lawrence has been an accomplished vocalist, playwrite,
actor And performing artist! Appearing at such famed
venues as the Bushnell Performing Arts Center (then
known as the Bushnell Memorial) as a child performer
with the Phyllis Stone School of Dance and 'Aida' in
Hartford, Connecticut! Becoming affiliated with
Actor's Equity through Starlight Theater in Kansas
City, Missouri.
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The Hartford Stage Company (many
productions), starring in several productions in San
Antonio, Texas at Fort Sam Houston, Carver Cultural
Center (Geroge Wolfe's Back Alley Tales), The Little
Theatre (Ain't MisBehavin'), Alamo City Theatre (Lt.
Davenport-Soldier's Story)... Broadway (New York
City) at the Helen Hayes Theatre (The Little Theatre)
in production of My Sister, My Sister and invited
performing artist by Club Culturel Franco-Américain-Paris,
France. Lawrence has also appeared at the famous
Nuyorican Poets' Café with his Transformation:
Eclectic Fall Out.
July
6th 1993, Lawrence was cited by The United States
Senate through Joseph I. Lieberman, "I am
pleased to offer my most heartfelt congratulations
to you upon your designation as one of America's
Most Distinguished Poets and your impending
induction into the International society of Poets.
Once again, please accept my sincere
congratulations on your most laudable
achievement." The Schomberg Center for
Research in Black Culture, New York City in
conjunction with The Frank Silvera's Writers'
Workshop, has several of Lawrence's plays
documented.
Lawrence
served in the military, active service with the
United States Air force! Graduate of Capital
Community College aka Greater Hartford Community
College where he founded the Lawrence Pertillar
Drama Society, attended the University of Hartford
where he appeared in several productions including
Lennox Brown's famed Winti Train (premier), as one
of founding organizers of Organization of
Concerned Youth of Greater Hartford responsible
for having Ozzie Davis' film Kongi's Harvest
premier at the Hartford's Strand Theater 'several
years ago! Also, Lawrence had his play, The Sons
of Snick Snickeeta premiere as a reading at The
Frank Silvera's Writers' Workshop in Harlem, New
York City.
MindPrints
From Untouched Places is a collection of poems written by Lawrence
through various stages of his life. Many have been
selected to perform in his one man presentation
also entitled, MindPrints... with original
music Lawrence has composed!
Naturally
'gifted' as well as trained as an actor, writer/playwrite,
dancer and composer...Lawrence explains his
talents thusly, "The Almighty has blessed me!
As breath gives me life, I can not remember a time
when I was NOT a creative being! I AM who I Am and
THAT is my identity. every moment of my life is a
moment spent creating...something!"
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