MEANING BEHIND OUR AFRICAN MASK LOGO
When you think of the preforming arts, the most associated symbol is the comedy and tragedy drama masks. The term drama comes from a Greek word meaning "action" which is derived from the verb meaning "to act". Since Africa is where civilization began it's only fitting that we pay homage to our ancestors. The African mask often represents a spirit and is strongly believed that the spirit of the ancestors possesses the wearer. The three faces on our mask represent the complex multidimensional sides of the human species (Personal, Private Professional).
When you think of the preforming arts, the most associated symbol is the comedy and tragedy drama masks. The term drama comes from a Greek word meaning "action" which is derived from the verb meaning "to act". Since Africa is where civilization began it's only fitting that we pay homage to our ancestors. The African mask often represents a spirit and is strongly believed that the spirit of the ancestors possesses the wearer. The three faces on our mask represent the complex multidimensional sides of the human species (Personal, Private Professional).
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Artistic Director / Acting Instructor of the Moments Playhouse.
Life is all about moments; it's really all we have! Since time is inevitably intertwined with experiencing our precious moments, the Moments Playhouse was designed with this concept in mind: to make your Moments count. I truly love artists and believe art has always been significantly the most important driving force in any society, which leaves us with Moments that stand the test of time. We welcome you as a FUTURE RENTER to book your Moments with us! Our classes here at the Moments Playhouse are like none other in the Los Angeles area, infusing spiritual yoga methods with proven acting techniques that book rooms and jobs! It's judgment free, encouraging, healthy community, which allows the genius within you to shine! Join one of our amazing classes today. Your Moment is now, Moments Playhouse founder, Mo Ojarigi |
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INTERVIEW: DR. AMINA HUMPHREY & MOments Playhouse Artistic Director MO ALI OJARIGI
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