Ring 17 hosts a virtual lecture by Felice Ling [Nov 4]

Updated November 10th to add:

•  Links to Tweets with Felice photo and club executive photos.
  

 

From the September 23rd post at the Sid Lorraine Hat and Rabbit Club Facebook group:

 

 

 

 

Unconventional Fun in Space

From Unconventional.Fun:

Talent includes:

• Dani DaOrtiz
• Garrett Thomas
• Daniel Garcia
• Harapan Ong
• Ryan Plunkett
• Patrick Redford
• Eric Leclerc
• Abby Segal
• Jason Suran
• Trigg Watson
• Spidey
• Xavior Spade
• Fritz Alkemade
• Kaitlyn Chen
• Evan Northrup
• Michael Eaton
• Jacque Swan
• Noah Sonie
• Chris Leuck
• Felice Ling
• Bri Crabtree
• Ryan Pilling
• Jonah Babins
• Ben Train

Read more and register.

 

From the July 31st Instagram post by unconventional.fun:

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Julie Eng in the Asian panel (ep 78) of Shezam and Sleightly Sketchy (Where are you from?)

Listen to episode 78 of Shezam where Kayla Drescher hosts a panel who talk about their experiences being performers of Asian descent.  Topics include cultural appropriation, micro-aggressions, and the use of "exotic" props.  The panelists who admirably navigate these complex and nuanced topics are:  Felice Ling, Makoto Halverson, Ed Kwon, Courtney Pong, and Julie Eng.

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As the third generation in my family to be born in Canada, we're very familiar with the conversation that begins with the question, "Where are you from?"

Ring 17 hosts a panel on magic in the age of digital reproduction

From the Ring 17 website:

Thursday, January 7, 2021

On Zoom. 

Hosted by David Peck

Featuring:

• Jonah Babins
• Matt DiSero
• Michael Feldman
• Graemazing
• Steffi Kay
• Felice Ling
• Aaron Matthews
• Mysterion
• Ben “Racoon Tamer” Train

In the past year we have been forced to make drastic and rapid changes if we wanted to continue performing. We have assembled a panel of performers, each of whom has made their own transition into the virtual space and found a way to perform from home. The panel will share their experiences, what works, what doesn’t, the challenges they have overcome and the gadgets and gizmos that make virtual performances possible.

Read more and buy tickets.