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The Beauty of An Unhinged Pursuit of Self in The Jag
Blissfully mundane yet quietly chaotic, The Jag invites audiences into a world where anxiety—both pre-existing and born from messy interpersonal dynamics—becomes its own driving force. Written by Robin Schavoir and directed by Paul Felten, the production's two week run at the Brooklyn Center for Theater Research unfolds as a series of tension-driven events that feel randomly niche and profoundly universal. At its core, The Jag follows Tyler (played by Gilles Geary), a troubl

Ann Tankersley
Jul 7, 2025


Brewing Empathy Through Film: An Interview with Gabriel Noble, Writer/Director of A Cup of Tea
In an intimate, candid conversation full of empathy, insight, and mutual understanding, filmmaker Gabriel Noble opens up about the journey behind their debut short film , A Cup of Tea, a layered portrait of grief, community, and the humanity behind headlines. The project, born out of adversity, became not only a personal triumph but also a work that stirs collective reflection on justice and healing. Recently graduated from Stony Brook University with a Master's in Fine Arts

Chloe-Kaleah Stewart
Jul 2, 2025


Cab Ellis’ Self-Titled Third Album Refuses To Sit Still
Cab Ellis is the type of band that is truly dedicated to making music for themselves. Their sounds veer away from mainstream, mass-produced music played in an arena, preferring to provide the soundscapes of an intimate concert in an underground venue. You can hear in the clashing, atmospheric instrumentals and the lead singer’s unpredictable vocals that this is music that is first and foremost creatively driven. The Brooklyn-based band’s third studio album is reminiscent of e

J.D. Valdepenas
Jul 1, 2025


Harvey Brittain's Latest EP my heart keeps score
With the continuous rise and popularity of female pop stars, there seems to be a shortage of male pop stars… or is there?

Amy Kapel
Jun 27, 2025


Why We Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month in June
Every June, the U.S. celebrates Caribbean American Heritage Month, a vibrant tribute to the people, culture, and influence of the Caribbean in American life.

Chloe-Kaleah Stewart
Jun 14, 2025


A Sit Down with Lana Love
Lana Love is a New York-based pop artist most recognized for joining John Legend's team of artists on The Voice. However, her talents and passions extend far beyond her time on the show. 47 Magazine had the opportunity to sit with Lana as she delved into topics such as overcoming expectations faced by past relationships, mentoring the youth, a secret Brussels Sprout recipe, and the upcoming release of her new single ”ANTIDOTE”. (This interview was conducted in person and has
Harmony Robinson
May 3, 2025


The Empire and The Exit
Ambition is a double-edged sword; it pushes you forward but can also weigh you down and consume you. Knowing when to step back is just as important as knowing when to push ahead.
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Apr 28, 2025


The Finale
In a way, 47 is our baby, which we grew out of nothing and made it what we could with what little we had. Just a vision and a camera.
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Apr 28, 2025


The Separation of Sex and State
I have to be courageous with my sex. The memory of it sends electricity up my lungs, my mind swelling. This is what I secretly desire. A hill suddenly presents itself.

Aidan F. Dean Dunn
Apr 28, 2025


Clown Core 101: How To Make Fashion Fun Again with Gabe ‘GG’ Gabennesch
Fashion these days isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Sometimes it can feel like a bit of a circus, and not in the good way – with the conman corporate ringmaster, egos as big as a strongman, and women constantly treading a tightrope, performing for the eyes of onlookers.

Alexia Hill
Apr 28, 2025


Painted Faces, Real Power: The Transformative World of Drag and the Strength of Community
There’s something electric about sitting across from a drag queen at the Stonewall Inn.

Jai Leprince
Apr 28, 2025


An Interview with a Circus Performer
Thankfully, I was fortunate enough to visit Circus Academy New York and sit down with circus artist and coach, Rianna Brennan—who took a leap of faith by agreeing to chat with me and familiarized me with all that circus artists like herself have to juggle.

Lucy Geldziler
Apr 28, 2025


Songs to Listen to While a Fascist Attempts to Ruin Your Country
pg: @maryrose_photos talent: @gracebressner cd: @lugzyjane pm: @lugzyjane pa: chloe.kaleah mua: @marlie_kaye

Lucy Anderson
Apr 28, 2025


Hair as Self-Expression: How Queer Barbershops and Salons Empower LGBTQ+ Communities
Hair transcends gender norms; it is a canvas for personal expression, free from societal constraints.

Madison Everlith
Apr 28, 2025


Places Everyone: JJ Niemann Gets Real About His Life On Stage.
Neimann, the newest cast member of Hamilton, got open and honest with us about past projects, grief, rejection, and even plans for the big screen.
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Apr 28, 2025


Mask for Mask: The Power of Persona… or the Lack Thereof
Masks, personas, alter-egos — they allow us to shapeshift. To survive. To stand a little taller when we feel small. To say the thing we might otherwise swallow. To be bold when boldness feels dangerous. In many ways, this is ancient magic. Ritualistic. Human.

Jai Leprince
Apr 28, 2025


Feeling Trapped
The person in the cage is me. At my core, I know I’m an artist, I know I was born to express and perform. But the anxiety and fear in my head often trap me, silencing my voice and stifling my creativity.

Natasha Teiman
Apr 28, 2025


MARZWRLD: A Multidisciplinary Artist
Based in New York City, MARZ has spent the past few years building a body of work that spans photography, modeling, fashion design, event curation, and now—drag.

Diamond Durant
Apr 28, 2025


Queer Culture: Gays and Dolls
Since being queer was, and still is, partially seen as outside of the norm, queer communities have had to look for other ways to keep the culture alive. A huge part of this is the cult classic movies.

Clark Gérôme
Apr 28, 2025


BETWEEN TWO STAGES: A Conversation Between Singles
Jade Shine, comedy writer and mother of three children, is dating for the first time since she was nineteen after going through a divorce. Ana, a current senior in her undergraduate degree with no real idea of where her life is going, is just trying to figure it all out.

Ana Marks
Apr 28, 2025


We Can’t Follow the Spotlight Forever: The Last Showgirl and Expectations of Female Performers
In 2022, the sensationalized relationship between actress Pamela Anderson and Mötley Crue’s Tommy Lee became a victim to the limited series biopic wave of television.

Ana Marks
Apr 28, 2025


Moulin Rouge: A Spectacle to Behold on Stage
From the costumes to the set design, to the songs and story, it screams opulence and desire.

Kat Reed
Apr 28, 2025


EP Review: Little House by Rachel Chinouriri
The newly released EP “Little House” by Rachel Chinouriri is a beautiful exploration into the artist falling in love.
Arushi Sen
Apr 24, 2025


The Creative Director Effect: Zac Posen Is Just What Gap Needed
Zac Posen changes the game yet again, debuting new collection, GapStudio.

Alexia Hill
Apr 24, 2025
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