Jamaican Fruit - Ace, Jae; Avery, Cris
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Imagine growing up feeling ugly, lonely and lost. Not knowing how your story would end. What would you do? Would you experience the world with optimism? Would you pursue your dream? Would you give up and just accept things as they are? Or, Would you do whatever you could to find your way to happiness? In Jamaican Fruit, Cris Avery shares the true stories of a man who was once assigned female at birth. The narrator takes us on the journey of how he discovered the truth about his gender, sexuality, and the man he would become.

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Imagine growing up feeling ugly, lonely and lost. Not knowing how your story would end. What would you do? Would you experience the world with optimism? Would you pursue your dream? Would you give up and just accept things as they are? Or, Would you do whatever you could to find your way to happiness? In Jamaican Fruit, Cris Avery shares the true stories of a man who was once assigned female at birth. The narrator takes us on the journey of how he discovered the truth about his gender, sexuality, and the man he would become.
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Cris Avery is a Jamaican-American, Writer, Activist and so much more it wouldn't fit. His day job is helping marginalized communities access medically necessary care. He currently resides in Bronx, NY, USA. He has appeared in several off-Broadway shows, movies and documentaries. He's performed on Broadway at the Nederlander Theatre, also singing with the cast of Rent. Avery's published several articles, poems, and stories under a variety of pen names. Recently, Avery resumed piano lessons to start playing for others some of the many songs he's composed with smoother transitions. If you try really hard you can still find him playing the piano when he thinks no one is listening or watching. If you ever want to see him dance his butt off, play, "The Wobble."