WATCH: Actors create a platform for young talent
Mister Fitzgerald, Chi Mancho and Shomari Love, all working actors, created the "Soul Soirée," a cultural collective that gives a platform to young creatives and builds a community through art.
WATCH: Actors create a platform for young talent
Mister Fitzgerald, Chi Mancho and Shomari Love, all working actors, created the "Soul Soirée," a cultural collective that gives a platform to young creatives and builds a community through art.
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