Not every author can say their book is being made into a play – but Trish Geran can. Trish’s book Beyond the Glimmering Lights has being adapted by director Robert Connor and will debut on April 16th at the West Las Vegas Library Theater. Congrats all around!
Appearing on Stage for the First Time
April 6, 2011
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Black History Festival to Change Location
January 26, 2011By Corey Levitan
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Las Vegas Taste & Sounds of Soul, the annual Black History Month festival that is scheduled to celebrate its 10th anniversary next month, has been evicted by the Fremont Street Experience. The event was denied a permit to locate in the business district where it started. Instead, it will be at the Edmond Town Center, at 1021 W. Owens Ave., Feb. 25-27.
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Fighting for F Street
June 26, 2009Aside from being an author, Trish Geran is also a community activist. She is the chairwoman of Stop the F Street Closure. For more information on the battle to reopen F Street, click here
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