Greg Tate, founding co-artistic director, and actors Chinaza Uche and Brian Kopp discuss Hartbeat Ensemble’s Plays in the Parks 2009 and its theme: the economy hits home.
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Great interview!! Hartbeat is doing an awesome job and this years’ plays in the park is the best yet. The Looking for Flowerman play should be shown at schools across the city. Keep up the great work HIMC!!