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X-WR-CALNAME:An Evening with Natasha Lyonne
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DESCRIPTION:The Visions & Voices 20th Season Closing Signature Event\n\nADM
 ISSION:\nAdmission is free.\n\nRSVP\n\nDESCRIPTION:\nJoin us for a special
  Visions and Voices signature event celebrating the closing of our 20th se
 ason with Emmy- and Golden Globe–nominated artist Natasha Lyonne\, who c
 ontinues to push boundaries as a producer\, actor\, writer\, and director 
 after more than three decades in the industry. In an engaging and intimate
  conversation with USC cinematic arts professor Tara McPherson\, Lyonne wi
 ll reflect on her creative journey\, share behind-the-scenes stories\, and
  explore the transformative power of the arts.\n\nNatasha Lyonne is a five
 -time Emmy and two-time Golden Globe nominee who\, alongside Amy Poehler\,
  co-created the quantum entanglement comedy Russian Doll\, which won three
  Emmy Awards. She produced\, wrote\, starred\, and directed the series whi
 ch cemented her interests in science and futurism.\n\nLyonne is also known
  for her acclaimed performances in the Netflix series Orange Is the New Bl
 ack\; the clever mystery series Poker Face\, which she also executive prod
 uced\; the beloved comedy\, Slums of Beverly Hills\, directed by Tamara Je
 nkins and co-starring Alan Arkin and Marisa Tomei\; the coming-of-age come
 dy\, But I’m a Cheerleader\, with Clea Duvall and RuPaul\; and Everyone 
 Says I Love You.\n\nLyonne founded her award-winning production company\, 
 Animal Pictures\, producing Poker Face\, His Three Daughters\, Russian Dol
 l\, Loot\, and The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy and multiple comedy 
 specials for Netflix\, which she also directed.\n\nWith Academy Award–no
 minated filmmaker Bryn Mooser\, she co-founded the film studio\, Asteria. 
 Together\, they aligned with the engineers at Moonvalley to help create Ma
 rey\, the first copyright clean underlying foundational filmmaking tool fo
 r the industry. A staunch advocate for artists’ rights\, Lyonne has been
  outspoken and influential in facing the coming tech wave head-on.\n\nShe 
 will make her feature directorial debut on the semi-autobiographical Bambo
 \, written by Lyonne\, about her Brooklyn-born boxing promoter father who 
 set out and failed to become the next Don King. Bambo is produced by Craig
  Mazin for Word Games and Animal Pictures.\n\nPresented by USC Visions and
  Voices.
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LOCATION:Bovard Auditorium (ADM)
SUMMARY:An Evening with Natasha Lyonne
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