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Richard Skipper Celebrates Individuality Through Our Art

Individuality in art is widely considered the ultimate form of self-expression, allowing creators to share their unique lived experiences, heritage, and inner world without societal constraints. This concept encompasses both the artist's mission to define their personal brand and the viewer's ability to see their own identity reflected in creative works. Ruthie Darling, author of “THE HOLE STORY,” is about nothing/zero and spatial concepts. Her second children’s book, “MIRANDA THE PANDA,” is about looking in other places when everything you need is right in front of you. These first two books are illustrated by Tricia Capraro. Ruthie’s third book, “MRS. LIBRA AND ZOEY ZEBRA,” is a charming story about learning to accept and appreciate yourself for who you are. Following “MRS. LIBRA AND ZOEY ZEBRA” is the charming “MOONBEAM” and the concept here is: “It’s the way I was born,” and applies to any age, any person, any place in the world. Prince Fleet Easton is an American singer, actor, and dancer known as the "Prince of Palm Springs." He received this title in 2016 through a coronation by the royal family of Schaumburg-Lippe.    • Prince Fleet Easton and Ruby Hayes   Dave Malinsky is a NYC-based non-union performer, producer and playwright who has been working on and off in various theatre and film projects in the city since 2013. He studied Theatre and History at Middlebury College and the University of York, England. In 2013-14, he performed his self-researched and written one-man play about American Revolutionary Theatre, PLAYING AT WAR. In 2018-19 he performed as the lead in SPACE RACE at Dixon Place in lower Manhattan. Dave’s Film credits include ABBEY SINGER/SONGWRITER, dir. Onur Tukel, TORMENTING THE HEN dir. Theodore Collatos, A MODERATE FOLLY by Wilson Mbiavanga, SEED dir. Oliver Irving, and KNIGHTS OF NIGHT dir. Drew Weiss. Dave has been producing films since 2021, including POUNDCAKE dir. Onur Tukel and THE BATTLE OF HENRY JOHNSON dir. Harrison Stengle. Dave has recently been focusing on Web Video, standup and cabaret performance. He can be found here on YouTube:    / @dmman33   And on TikTok:   / dmman33   Dave is currently producing and performing in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST GAY dir. Harrison Stengle in February at the Producer’s Club. 2026 Bistro Award winner Linda Mironti, Singer/Performer, Chef, Director of Il Chiostro Linda’s first voice teacher was her Grandmother Angelina, who taught her Italian folk songs at the same time showing her how to make homemade gnocchi and pasta. In the 3rd grade Linda made her solo debut in Mrs. Springer’s music class concert and from then on she followed her passion for music through college and to New York City. In the 80’s she was called to Italy where she starred in TV shows, recordings and concert tours from Milan to Sicily. Ironically, for the 7 years she performed in Italy she sang mostly blues, jazz, rhythm and blues, and original pop material; she wrote lyrics for herself and for many other artists. It wasn’t until her return to New York City in the mid 90’s that she was able to include her favorite Italian songs in her performances. Following the recipe from her grandmother’s kitchen, food was love, and making good food was one of her passions. She attended The Art Institute of New York and cooking became another form of artistic expression for her. In 1995 Linda, and her business partner, Michael Mele, started Il Chiostro. Here she was able to combine both of her passions, and for the last 30 years has been organizing creative workshops in the arts in various places in Italy. Linda enjoys the best of both her worlds, sharing her love for Italy and singing in numerous venues across the US … she is especially excited to be repeating her acclaimed show at Don’t tell Mama on Febuary 28 and finally be singing in her home town on May 16th ! Deborah Stone: A native New Yorker, Deborah has been a dancer, actress, and singer on the East and West Coasts, was in a Broadway musical, and was a “Las Vegas” style show-girl in New York City and Dallas. She sang at Rose Hall/Jazz at Lincoln Center in the 2024 New York Cabaret Convention and has performed String Theory five times in New York City as of this writing. Deborah entered the world of Cabaret in 2016, and has performed in New York City at The Beach Café, Pangea, The Metropolitan Room, The Triad, Don’t Tell Mama, The Laurie Beechman Theater, The Greenroom 42, and in Kansas City at The American Jazz Museum’s Blue Room. Deborah has also performed her solo guitar show, “Take Me Back: Joan, Joni, Dylan and Others” in New York City and nationally. Her website is Deborah-Stone.com, on which may be found her EPK, press, video clips, links to her singles and ticket links to upcoming shows.