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Alicia Lynn is celebrating her ninth year as a professional artist out of Pittsburgh. Taking the stage name of Sundae Service in 2019, this entertainer, promoter, producer, instructor has been dancing into blessed friendships across the nation from glittering side show sword swallowers to internationally ranked drag and burlesque kings and queens!
Touring music festivals, comic conventions, and every type of Hollyburgh film set, a constant observable trend grew into focus for Alicia Lynn. Fellow artists and activists like jazz chanteuse Phat Man Dee and the prolific Liz Berlin of Rusted Root and Mr. Smalls Theater saw it, too. When Man Dee and Berlin assembled Social Justice Disco in 2016, a culturally diverse activist music project reviving the energy of disco with the power of protest songs, Alicia Lynn would get her opportunities to address her concerns. Her role as a dancer grew to include a seat at the table co-hosting workshops in the spiritual and artistic communities to combat cultural appropriation.
Knowing the idea can seem intimidating, we can still respectfully come together to take accountability and learn safely together. These crucial conversations are a vital component to the empowerment and uplift of long suffering, exploited, overlooked communities still oppressed by systemic racism. The goal is always to embrace truth and move with grace to give justice where it’s due and promote healing for a future we can all share fully and equally.
Against the backdrop of plague, projects have continued to find their way to this artist who gives her thanks to God. Like mana from Heaven, Sundae Service has been dancing online. Also, starting a new online store for her handmade jewelry and resin craft keepsakes has been keeping Alicia Lynn busy while virtual shows and other safe opportunities to perform and collaborate have grown into a profound blessing.
Stay tuned to see what’s next!
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By Luscious DAlicia Lynn is celebrating her ninth year as a professional artist out of Pittsburgh. Taking the stage name of Sundae Service in 2019, this entertainer, promoter, producer, instructor has been dancing into blessed friendships across the nation from glittering side show sword swallowers to internationally ranked drag and burlesque kings and queens!
Touring music festivals, comic conventions, and every type of Hollyburgh film set, a constant observable trend grew into focus for Alicia Lynn. Fellow artists and activists like jazz chanteuse Phat Man Dee and the prolific Liz Berlin of Rusted Root and Mr. Smalls Theater saw it, too. When Man Dee and Berlin assembled Social Justice Disco in 2016, a culturally diverse activist music project reviving the energy of disco with the power of protest songs, Alicia Lynn would get her opportunities to address her concerns. Her role as a dancer grew to include a seat at the table co-hosting workshops in the spiritual and artistic communities to combat cultural appropriation.
Knowing the idea can seem intimidating, we can still respectfully come together to take accountability and learn safely together. These crucial conversations are a vital component to the empowerment and uplift of long suffering, exploited, overlooked communities still oppressed by systemic racism. The goal is always to embrace truth and move with grace to give justice where it’s due and promote healing for a future we can all share fully and equally.
Against the backdrop of plague, projects have continued to find their way to this artist who gives her thanks to God. Like mana from Heaven, Sundae Service has been dancing online. Also, starting a new online store for her handmade jewelry and resin craft keepsakes has been keeping Alicia Lynn busy while virtual shows and other safe opportunities to perform and collaborate have grown into a profound blessing.
Stay tuned to see what’s next!
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This episode is sponsored by
· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amapofmyevolution/support