And The Curtain Closes…
As the curtain went down on Greensboro’s Child last night, it also marked the final performance at The Scene on South Elm. The space is now officially in the process of being converted into an artist’s studio / gallery.
Best of luck to Lowell and to Dale, who is moving on to teach high school math and science Carsboro, North Carolina.
I also want to thank everyone who showed up to support Andy, including local bloggers Ben Hwang, Chewie, David Hoggard, Bruce Burch and Ndesanjo Macha. Andy is now looking for distribution and to supply copies of the film to local schools. We’ll keep you in the loop with all the happenings.
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It was a great venue with an owner that actually cared about bringing thought provoking films to Greensboro’s residence. I wish Dale and Lowell all the best of luck in their future endeavors. I know I met two great people I can call friends. Thanks for the spot guys…