Dolphins On The Left!

And Delfines a la Izquierda! – a story about figuring out which way is right and which is left, illustrated by the amazing Tampa Bay Watch Discovery Center‘s marine science summer camps!

Performed in English by Beth Gelman and Jan Neuberger, directed by Vickie Daignault, and in Spanish by Dora Arreola and J.L. Rey, translated by Dora Arreola.

Zo Can Float

Celebrating USF St. Pete’s amazing Oceanography Camp Especially For Girls! – and the wonderful marine researchers at the USF College of Marine Science, sharing their knowledge and experience with 8th grade scientists every summer.

Scientists and Artists Creating

NEA-Creative Pinellas Beyond Placemaking Grant 2024
a Sparks Collaboration with Creative Clay and the
USF College of Marine Science

Scientists and artists share a passion for exploration and discovery. This project sparks inclusive collaboration between Creative Clay‘s visual and performing artists, USF St Petersburg’s College of Marine Science, dancers, a poet, a filmmaker, an ASL interpreter, actors performing in English and Spanish, and a playwright – exploring creative possibilities and ways of sharing science through the arts.

Find the details here.  

The Rainbow Book

Included in the book How We Made It Over: Educating for Social Justice in the Spirit of Love, edited by Dr. Gary L. Lemons, publication 2024. 

Super-Her

2024
Chaffey College
Rancho Cucamonga CA

Airship by Gus. A

Coming up in 2024, a collaborative STEAM staged reading in the lovely planetarium of Chaffey College, Rancho Cucamonga CA.

Dance With Me

Colorful, Magical Garden by Jenny D.

Collaboration with Creative Clay, dancer Helen French and actor Stephanie Roberts.

A Banana Can Dance

Oasis by Marissa H.

A bilingual collaboration with Creative Clay, dancer Helen French, actor Stephanie Roberts and actor-dancer Fernando Chonqui.