The mango is not only a fruit best savored under a tropical sun, mingled with the sea water beading on your face. It’s not only a color that radiates joy like sunshine. It’s a metaphor for the annual bounty of our island and as such it’s the perfect symbol for our yearly summer members’ exhibition, where everyone in our amazing artistic family is invited to submit a work of art, and the results never fail to nourish the soul.

Between Two Palms invites you to view a live stream discussion and Q & A  with award-winning theater, television and film personalities like Kenny Leon, Tony Shalhoub, Jane Kaczmarek, Anika Larsen and Marisa Tomei the next five guests in our series. Leading these conversations is The Studios of Key West Artistic Associate, Jeffrey Johnson and Williamstown Theater Festival’s Chairman of the Board.

Key West, 1920 – A family is divided by the politics of a woman’s right to vote and reluctant suffragist Elizabeth finds herself at the center of the raging 19th Amendment debate. Playwright Karen Leonard and The Studios Online present “A Flourish of Hatpins”, a novel Readers Theater-style play, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment.