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arts & eNtertaiNmeNt from page 21 Each edition of LUSH also features a contemporary artist of forms are shared with the contemporary ceramics on view.
primarily working in 2-D media. This year, LUSH 3 includes Lighthouse ArtCenter has been a cornerstone of the
This juried the work of West Palm Beach artist Chris Leidy, known for his visual arts in northern Palm Beach and Martin counties since
exhibition received global expeditions that capture striking photographic images 1964. With a mission to inspire and connect through vibrant
nearly 500 submissions from beneath the ocean’s surface. LUSH 3 focuses on Leidy’s exhibitions and educational programs, LAC serves over 20,000
from emerging and photography of coral, whose textures, colors, and complexity visitors annually and supports a diverse community outreach
established ceramic initiative. For more information about Lighthouse ArtCenter,
artists nationwide. A visit lighthousearts.org.
panel of nationally
recognized ceramic
artists selected
artworks by forty-four
artists from thirty-
eight cities, and their
functional, sculptural,
and experimental
pieces were all created
within the past two Cayla Leidy, Zephyr Leidy, Chris
years. Jamie Bates, a Leidy and Hilary Pulitzer
renowned ceramicist
and LAC 3-Wings Fellowship Visiting Artist, served as a judge
and was awarded over $4,000 in prizes. Patricia Reagan and Chad Steve

Palm Beach Dramaworks’ 2024/25 Season

On November 1, just a how far we’ve come. It’s been a lot of hard work, but we
few short weeks from now, were ably abetted by a wonderful board, staff, and donors,
Palm Beach Dramaworks and encouraged every step of the way by subscribers and
(PBD) will open its doors for patrons.” In June, the Chamber of Commerce named PBD
its 25th anniversary season. 2024 Nonprofit of the Year.
When patrons step inside, they’ll be entering a brand new
eye-catching and immersive lobby that is both efficient and 2024/25 Season
welcoming, the perfect place to start the evening’s theatre
experience. As always, PBD is offering a season of eclectic Lost In Yonkers
and invigorating plays – classic, contemporary, and a world By Neil Simon
premiere – the kind of thought-provoking material that Directed by Julianne Boyd
audiences have come to expect. November 1 to 17
“It’s been a long and sometimes winding road to get to 25 When their widowed father
years, and we are so grateful to have reached this milestone,” heads south to try and earn a living,
said Producing Artistic Direct William Hayes and Managing two teenage boys, Jay and Arty, are
Director Sue Ellen Beryl. “When we think back on how we left in the care of their autocratic
started – no money, a vague idea about what we wanted PBD Grandma Kurnitz, whose four adult
to be, and performing in an old theatre that would be torn
down not too long after we left – it’s so joyous to reflect on Arts & Entertainment on page 23

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