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YoungArts Community Spotlight: July 2025

By YoungArts | July 29, 2025
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Each month, the YoungArts Community Spotlight highlights upcoming events, projects and press from YoungArts past winners, guest artists and panelists.

In the News

  • Micaela Diamond (2017 Theater) to star in the world premiere of The Seat of Our Pants at The Public Theater, featured in Broadway World
  • Stephen Galloway (1985 Dance) interviewed by Creative Blood on the Art of Creative Movement
  • Tobi LaCroix (2024, 2025 Voice) penned Pride Month essay, “Palatability as a Trans Person” for Atwood Magazine
  • Gillian Murphy’s (1996 Dance) retirement from the American Ballet Theater highlighted in The New York Times
  • Dominique Thorne (2015 Theater & U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts) highlighted in The New York Times ahead of Marvel’s Ironheart release

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On the Calendar

  • Joshua Banbury (2013 Theater, Voice) presenting Yeshua in partnership with Fusebox, supported by YoungArts at King Bee in Austin, TX on August 2
  • Raúl Esparza (1988 Theater) performing as Pontius Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA, August 1-3
  • Tarell Alvin McCraney’s (1999 Theater) play, The Brothers Size, presented at The Shed in New York, NY, August 30-September 28
  • Andrew Nemr (1997 Dance) debuting new work, Dark Night, in Boise, ID on August 8
  • Anna Parker (2025 Writing) presenting her short play, Party Princess, at the 2025 CT Short Play Fest in South Norwalk, CT on August 2
  • King Princess (2015 Voice) releasing new album, Girl Violence, on September 12
  • Joy Sunday (2014 Film) starring in Wednesday Season 2 as siren Bianca Barclay, part 1 coming to Netflix on August 6
  • joseph webb (1996 Dance & U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts) performing at NoMad Jazz Festival in collaboration with Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY on August 9
  • joseph webb (1996 Dance & U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts) and friends presents The Dance: Tap Dance, from Master Juba to Hip Hop in partnership with Prospect Park Alliance at Lefferts Historic House in Brooklyn, NY on August 10

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If you are a YoungArts past winner, guest artist or panelist, fill out this form to be included in an upcoming spotlight.

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