Interview: Playwright Kelley Van Dilla's "Let Go of Me" with Live Arts

Interview: Playwright Kelley Van Dilla’s “Let Go of Me” with Live Arts

By WTJU

Aiyana Marcus in “Let Go of Me.” Taken by Kelley Van Dilla.

WTJU’s Tenisha Alston spoke with playwright Kelley Van Dilla about their upcoming work “Let Go of Me,” being performed virtually through Live Arts.

“Let Go of Me” is an autobiographical play written by local playwright, director, and filmmaker Kelley Van Dilla exploring the tenuous relationship between a non-binary transgender child and their mother who has bipolar, while mirroring the many ways we both connect and disconnect with others during a pandemic.
– LiveArts

The play runs from March 25-28th. More information available at Live Arts.

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