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SUMMARY:\"Woke & Proud\" Theatrical Production at CAMP Rehoboth
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DESCRIPTION:CAMP Rehoboth is excited to host “Woke & Proud\,” a new the
 atrical\nproduction written by Lisa Graff with Holly Lane on vocals and Jo
 hn\nFrancis Flynn on keys.  About the Show The dynamic trio of Lisa\nGraf
 f\, Holly Lane\, and John Francis Flynn are over the rainbow with\nexcitem
 ent to bring two new original shows to CAMP Rehoboth this\nAugust. The fir
 st\, titled “Woke and Proud\,” will be performed at\nthe CAMP Rehoboth
  Elkins-Archibald Atrium on Saturday\, August 1 at 5\np.m. This performanc
 e will be the show's world premiere.  “We are\nhaving more fun than eve
 r choosing songs to accompany my script. I’m\nholding nothing back. It
 ’s Lisa who is out of her closet—not\nchanging partners but being my o
 wn authentic self\,” said Graff\,\nadding\, “In [last year’s] Chicag
 o show\, I said gay People are more\nfun than straight people. Well\, it
 ’s true! Holly and John and I are\na fantastic team!” About the Talent
  Holly Lane was born in DC\, and\ndiscovered a love of travel at age ten\,
  going to France for the first\ntime. She was later able to see the world 
 as a dancer in Chicago\, the\nBahamas\, Martinique\, Greece\, Switzerland\
 , and Paris\, where she\ndiscovered her voice and her love of jazz\, singi
 ng in jazz clubs\,\ncabarets\, theaters\, and cruise ships. In addition to
  the great\nAmerican songbook\, she also performs French music and showtun
 es. She\nhas called Rehoboth Beach home since 1996\, and she has been play
 ing\nwith John Flynn for about 15 years\, at Cafe Azafran on Thursdays ami
 d\nother gigs around town. She has also recorded two CDs with Shore Jazz\n
 who she joined in 2000 and still performs with from time to time. \nJohn 
 Flynn is a Philly born native who's lived in Rehoboth for 18\nyears. He's 
 played piano full-time since '78 and was also lead\nvocalist for several b
 ands in the 90s. Early 2000s brought a new\nproject with the lead role of 
 \"Syd\" in The Pajama Game in Bucks County\nPA. He's performed on the east
  coast from the Delmarva & Philly area\nto NYC & Provincetown\, Mass. You 
 can catch him in town year-round at\nBlue Moon\, La Fable\, Café Azafrán
  with Holly\, Paul Cullen's Room at\nCedar Grove with Lisa Graff & Holly L
 ane\, and now proudly at CAMP\nRehoboth with both ladies! Lisa is a former
  columnist for the Cape\nGazette\, the author of two novels\, and is plann
 ing to produce her\nfirst play\, Happy Anniversary. Lisa J. Graff has been
  writing and\nstarring in her original shows since 2022 and has establishe
 d a local\nfollowing. All of her shows are Lisa’s own life stories. Her 
 goal is\nto add humor and a few poignant messages for the audience. Lisa h
 as\nbrought previous shows to venues like The Room at Cedar Grove and the\
 nCinema Art Theater.  Accessibility CAMP Rehoboth is committed to\ncreati
 ng and maintaining an inclusive environment for all\nparticipants. If you 
 plan on joining us and have needs related to\nAccessibility\, please conta
 ct accessibility@camprehoboth.org in\nadvance. Refund Policy No refunds av
 ailable. If you can't make it\, be\nsweet and give your ticket to a friend
 . This program is supported\, in\npart\, by a grant from the Delaware Divi
 sion of the Arts\, a state\nagency\, in partnership with the National Endo
 wment for the Arts. The\nDivision promotes Delaware arts events on Delawar
 eScene.com. Venue:\nCAMP Rehoboth.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:CAMP Rehoboth is excited to host “Woke & Pro
 ud\,” a new theatrical production written by Lisa Graff with Holly Lane 
 on vocals and John Francis Flynn on keys.  About the Show The dynamic tri
 o of Lisa Graff\, Holly Lane\, and John Francis Flynn are over the rainbow
  with excitement to bring two new original shows to CAMP Rehoboth this Aug
 ust. The first\, titled “Woke and Proud\,” will be performed at the CA
 MP Rehoboth Elkins-Archibald Atrium on Saturday\, August 1 at 5 p.m. This 
 performance will be the show's world premiere.  “We are having more fun
  than ever choosing songs to accompany my script. I’m holding nothing ba
 ck. It’s Lisa who is out of her closet—not changing partners but being
  my own authentic self\,” said Graff\, adding\, “In [last year’s] Ch
 icago show\, I said gay People are more fun than straight people. Well\, i
 t’s true! Holly and John and I are a fantastic team!” About the Talent
  Holly Lane was born in DC\, and discovered a love of travel at age ten\, 
 going to France for the first time. She was later able to see the world as
  a dancer in Chicago\, the Bahamas\, Martinique\, Greece\, Switzerland\, a
 nd Paris\, where she discovered her voice and her love of jazz\, singing i
 n jazz clubs\, cabarets\, theaters\, and cruise ships. In addition to the 
 great American songbook\, she also performs French music and showtunes. Sh
 e has called Rehoboth Beach home since 1996\, and she has been playing wit
 h John Flynn for about 15 years\, at Cafe Azafran on Thursdays amid other 
 gigs around town. She has also recorded two CDs with Shore Jazz who she jo
 ined in 2000 and still performs with from time to time.  John Flynn is a 
 Philly born native who's lived in Rehoboth for 18 years. He's played piano
  full-time since '78 and was also lead vocalist for several bands in the 9
 0s. Early 2000s brought a new project with the lead role of \"Syd\" in The
  Pajama Game in Bucks County PA. He's performed on the east coast from the
  Delmarva & Philly area to NYC & Provincetown\, Mass. You can catch him in
  town year-round at Blue Moon\, La Fable\, Café Azafrán with Holly\, Pau
 l Cullen's Room at Cedar Grove with Lisa Graff & Holly Lane\, and now prou
 dly at CAMP Rehoboth with both ladies!\nLisa is a former columnist for the
  Cape Gazette\, the author of two novels\, and is planning to produce her 
 first play\, Happy Anniversary. Lisa J. Graff has been writing and starrin
 g in her original shows since 2022 and has established a local following. 
 All of her shows are Lisa’s own life stories. Her goal is to add humor a
 nd a few poignant messages for the audience. Lisa has brought previous sho
 ws to venues like The Room at Cedar Grove and the Cinema Art Theater.  Ac
 cessibility CAMP Rehoboth is committed to creating and maintaining an incl
 usive environment for all participants. If you plan on joining us and have
  needs related to Accessibility\, please contact accessibility@camprehobot
 h.org in advance. Refund Policy No refunds available. If you can't make it
 \, be sweet and give your ticket to a friend. This program is supported\, 
 in part\, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts\, a state agen
 cy\, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division
  promotes Delaware arts events on DelawareScene.com. Venue: CAMP Rehoboth.
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