Burrow Press Review: “Grazing on the Nerves of Forgiveness” by Serena Chopra

Read: “Grazing on the Nerves of Forgiveness” by Serena Chopra

Profiled on Revry TV: “Multi-Talented Interdisciplinary Artist, Serena Chopra”

READ: “Multi-Talented Interdisciplinary Artist, Serena Chopra”

Listen: “Queer Memoir + Rhizomes with Serena Chopra” on This Plus That podcast with Brandi Stanley

@ The Poetry Project

Watch: “this is all // that matters” : South Asian Poets on Diaspora, Kith, Material, and Speech

featuring Serena Rose Chopra, Kama La Mackerel, Aditi Machado, Prageeta Sharma and Divya Victor

Luiza Flynn-Goodlett & Serena Rose Chopra

The Poetry Project, April 16th, 8pm EST

The Poetry Project: “When we think of the work of queer community and movement building, we think of the poetry and performances of these two writers.”

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What the Folk: Queering the Age of Aquarius with Dr. Serena Chopra

LISTEN: Episode 16: Queering the Age of Aquarius with Dr. Serena Chopra  [iTunes]  [Spotify] [SoundCloud]

We deep dive with Dr. Serena Chopra, a multitalented and multifaceted teacher and artist. Join us for a fascinating and thought-provoking conversation about the different approaches to time, what we mean when we describe something as “queer,” turning our personal trauma into collective defense, and the role of mysticism in creating what comes next. It’s not just about examining the structures we live in, we also have to turn those structures on their heads to approach them differently. We hope you leave this conversation with the same sky-eyed perspective we did. Afterwards, Sarah is all jazzed up on Aquarius vibes and Emily talks about energy, because we’re both kind of hippies.

Featured poem is “Seduction After the Great Plains” by Dr. Serena Chopra. Featured music is “Love Yourself” and “The Only Point” by our own Emily Yates – a preview of her about-to-drop new album, Notes to Self and Others. All tracks appear courtesy of the artists.

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King County Library, Author Voices Series

Alone Together: Love, Grief & Comfort during the Time of COVID-19

Join us for a discussion and reading of the timely and beautiful, ALONE TOGETHER: Love, Grief and Comfort During the Time of COVID-19. The book is a collection of essays and poetry by dozens of literary heavyweights like Nikki Giovanni, Luis Alberto Urrea, and Kwame Alexander, as well as many other vibrant and influential regional writers. The real star behind this collection of unique writings about COVID is Seattle’s own Jennifer Haupt, the book’s initiator and editor. She will be joined by Jennie Shortridge, Donna Miscolta and Serena Chopra, who have each contributed pieces to the anthology. Please register to attend this online event and you will be sent a link to join the program.

Wednesday, December 2, 2020, 6:30PM – 8:00PM
Online event: REGISTER Here for Free

“No Place to Go” reviewed by the Denverite‘s Maggie Donahue

Read: “No Zombies or Jump-Scares: This Artist-Made Haunted House Gives You a Safe Way to Process Day-to-Day Fears”  by Maggie Donahue

No Place toGo is an artist-made queer haunted house co-directed by Frankie Toan, Kate Speer and Serena Chopra

NP2G runs Thursdays-Sundays, October 22nd-November 1st, 2020

Visit No-Place-To-Go.com for information about the artist-made, haunted, queer experience and to reserve TICKETS

More NP2G Press: 

Read: “Drive Through Queer Fear in Immersive Show, No Place to Go”  by Susan Froyd, Denver Westword

Read: “These are definitely not normal Denver haunted houses. Then again, 2020 isn’t a normal year.” by John Wenzel, The Denver Post

Read: “Queer Haunted House Reveals Our Internal Fears Can Be Scarier than Ghosts and Goblins” by Esteban Fernandez, Ms. Mayhem

Read: “No Place to Go Is a Pandemic-Safe Haunted House Experience” by Justine Johnson, Out Front