Cameron Cueva Clarke
Astoria, New York, United States
Campaigns I'm On
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A new production of Rajiv Joseph's heartbreaking play, examining the distance and scars we all share
Campaigns I've Funded
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2019 Season Fundraiser -
15x stronger than steel, as thin as a razor, holds 8 cards and cash, RFID protection. -
Get early access to the seat that "puts every front row center to shame" (DC Theatre Scene). -
Loaded with over 45 features and accessories to help you prepare, measure, and store ingredients. -
A brand new musical about life, death, and scary bird people. -
Startup Theatre Experiment in Queens presenting free, public performances of Much Ado About Nothing -
With Senstone you can calendar events, create reminders, take notes and more. -
A popup, interactive variety show where each act is a card of the Tarot, performed for one yet many. -
A story of kids becoming adults dealing with the struggles of navigating the real world in NYC, -
The Making of TWO Great Films with ONE Great Campaign! -
The First speaker to use Emotional Intelligence to enhance any mood with the perfect music & light. -
Put the back side of your phone to work with an e-Reader, smartwatch & battery case all in one. -
The Magic Cable transforms on both ends making it the ONLY charging cable you will ever need! -
A post-Snowden variety show co-created by the ensemble, Conceived & Directed by Michael Scholar, Jr.
Campaigns I'm Following
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Season 2 of a zombie comedy web series that's full of heart and braaaaaaains. -
A new production of Rajiv Joseph's heartbreaking play, examining the distance and scars we all share
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The Tarot Reading, DC's unforgettable interactive variety show, is back! March 25-April 10, 2022 -
An adjustable desk mat enables you to get organized, stay focused and comfortable at work. -
A dramatic queer love story that follows a prince's journey as he fights for the life he desires. -
A twisted psychedelic vision about sex, drugs, intimacy, and art. -
A father and daughter sail the world. A tale that begins like Peter Pan and becomes the Mahabharata.