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2016
FEBRUARY
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Skype Duet, an award winning collaboration between Arlene Chico-Lugo, Brina Stinehelfer, Zoey Martinson, and Nikolaus Schneider remounts at Transmediale in Berlin, an annual festival concerning the role of digital technologies in contemporary society
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2015
DECEMBER
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Mourning Sun closes to sold out houses, Standing ovations, and a recorded performance for the United Nations Commission on Women
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Arlene is named in the Visible Soul blog as a Person You Should Know: http://zackcalhoon.blogspot.com/2015/12/people-you-should-know-arlene-chico-lugo.html
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Arlene participates in the reading of Julian Christopher's new play at the acclaimed INTAR theater
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NOVEMBER
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Performances begin for Morning Sun at West End Theater
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OCTOBER
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Rehearsals begin for Theater 167 production of Antu Yacob's Mourning Sun, Arlene joins the cast as the lead character Biftu
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SEPTEMBER
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Alene joins the Girl Be Heard team as an Assistant Teaching Artist working in middle schools to empower young girls through writing and performance
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Arlene performs with fellow Theater 167 company members at the New York Innovative Theater Awards as they celebrate their winning of the esteemed Cafe Cino Award
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JULY
Arlene participates in a reading of Antu Yacob's new play Mourning Sun
JUNE
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Arlene shoots an episode of Royal Pains
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MAY
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Arlene teaches a poetry workshop for the annual New York Cares Youth Service Conference
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APRIL
Arlene has a reading of her new 10min play Give Us this Day
MARCH
Arlene Continues her artistic collaboration with Theater 167 and their reading of a new play
FEBRUARY
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Arlene continues her work with the Scandinavian American Theater Company and performs in their staged reading of All Is As It Should Be by Vera Nasstrom, directed by Sarah Cameron Sunde
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JANUARY
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Arlene Performs her original piece Pluck The Sun at IATI Theater |
2014
DECEMBER
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What It Was screens at Washington DC's Reel Affirmations Film Festival
"Arlene Chico-Lugo draws you in and allows you to wonder about the complexities/challenges of love, grief, intimacy, self discovery, passion and acceptance." -Kimberly Bush, program director |
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A Christmas Carol at Virginia Stage Company's Wells Theater opens to wonderful reviews:
"Haunting and Extraordinary" http://altdaily.com/features/arts/123-theater38/7398-haunting-and-extraordinary-a-christmas-carol |
NOVEMBER
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Rehearsals begin at Virginia Stage Company, where Arlene joins the cast of A Christmas Carol
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OCTOBER
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What It Was plays Albuquerque New Mexico in the Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
http://swglff.com/2014/films/item/what-it-was |
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Arlene performs in Aziza, a play by Damon Chua, at the Martin E. Segal Center |
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What It Was screens at the Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival http://slgff.strangertickets.com/films/17910647/what-it-was |
SEPTEMBER
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What It Was makes it's Mid-West premier at Reeling 32 The Chicago LGBT International Film Festival, showing at the Landmark's Century Center Cinema Tuesday, September 23 |
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What It Was heads back to NYC to show at URBANWORLD Film Festival Fri Sept. 19th http://urbanworld.org/films/what-it-was |
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Arlene is invited to perform her original piece, Pluck the Sun, at New World Stages |
AUGUST
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Arlene joins the cast of Queen of Glory, Nana Mensah's independent dark comedy about a Christian book store. Produced by Jamund Washington and Adelos Media. More on the film at: Indiewire.com |
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What It Was heads to the North Carolina International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival |
JULY
What It Was makes it's New York premier at Lincoln Center July 26th
http://www.filmlinc.com/films/on-sale/what-it-was
July 18-27 Arlene joins Theater 167 in their production of "After the Crowds" by Camilo Almonacid for Queens Theater in the Park's Worlds Play Festival. Named a New York Times Critics' Pick
"...with each apperrance [Arlene Chico-Lugo]... deepen(s) a portrait that by the end encompasses immigrants of all sorts in all times."
"...with each apperrance [Arlene Chico-Lugo]... deepen(s) a portrait that by the end encompasses immigrants of all sorts in all times."
What It Was returns to LA as an official selection of Outfest Los Angeles screening July 12, 2014 at the Harmony Gold Theater
Arlene joins the cast of recording artist Conchita Campos' music video/short film for her song "Ease My Mind"
You can watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBg-fhDbQjY
JUNE
Arlene heads to the San Francisco premiere of What It Was at Frameline38 film festival- Named as a top "10 film to watch." Play's the historic Roxie Theater
"...Chico-Lugo is both vulnerable and strong in an affecting performance as a woman whose life is on hold."
Arlene plays a werewolf fighting teachers assistant in the SAG Foundations reading of Wolf Island, a pilot Written by Time O'leary, Directed by Michelle Bossy, and Produced by Josh Berresford
MAY
What It Was screens at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto's Inside out Festival
Arlene participates in The Lark Theater's developmental reading of MAS by Milta Ortiz, a docudrama about the banning of Mexican American Studies Program in the Tucson Unified School District.
Arlene participates in a developmental workshop for Little Lord Theater company
What It Was makes it's east coast premier at the Miami LGBT Film Festival
APRIL
Arlene continues her artistic collaboration with Theater 167 and the development of their upcoming fall 2014 production
MARCH
Arlene participates in the developmental workshop of "TK project" at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts with Smoke and Mirrors Collaborative
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What It Was premiers at Outfest Fusion at the Los Angeles Grauman's Egyptian Theater
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JANUARY
Arlene Performs at Queens Museum in Theater 167 Jackson Heights Immersive Experience
2013
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2012
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2011
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