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BETSY -
Is she Scots Irish or Puerto Rican?

BETSY
A Musical
Collaboration with
Pregones

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A Call for Cultural Development
By Dudley Cocke and Ruby Lerner,
1989: The more things change, the more they stay the same.

A Week-Long Immersion in the Activist Theory and Practice of Appalshop
by Jamie Haft,
New York University Tisch School of the Arts undergraduate students immerse themselves in the creation of grassroots film, theater, audio, and photography.

Class and the Performing Arts
by Dudley Cocke,
An essay explaining how Roadside has been able to consistently attract an audience fully reflective of the nation’s economic, racial, and geographic diversity
Fall 2008

A Bridge Conversation on New Paradigms of Artful Change
by Dudley Cocke, Craig McGarvey, and Peter Pennekamp,
The authors discuss how some of the most creative strategies for positive social change live in the intersections of disciplines, sectors, cultures, and generations
Community Arts Network,
March, 2008

A Short Story of Multi-Culturalism
By Dudley Cocke,
The author recounts what it’s like to be part of a white, rural, and working class theater company at a national multi-cultural festival at Dartmouth College
Fall 2008