Conversations with a
Kleagle
A
black writer's light complexion allows him to investigate the Ku
Klux Klan during the early 20th century and convey devastating
inside information about its use of terrorism and lynching.
Loosely based on the life of Walter White. |
Role: |
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Lurinda Watson |
Directed by: |
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Cristina Alicea |
Performed: |
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13th Street Repertory |
To Kill A Mockingbird
Based
on Harper Lee's famous coming-of-age novel about the workings and
prejudices of a small Southern town. |
Role: |
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Calpurnia |
Directed by: |
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Paul Meacham |
Performed: |
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Tri-State Actor's Theater |
The Vagina Monologues
Eve Ensler's "The Vagina
Monologues" give us real women's stories of intimacy, vulnerability
and sexual self-discovery. |
Role: |
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Coochie Snorcher |
Directed by: |
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Judy Goldman |
Performed: |
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The Loew's Theatre |
Sea Island Nightmare
...or that miserable matter of slavery
Written by Cori Thomas, Filip Marinovic, Lisa McCree, Patric
Mullowney; extrapolated from Fanny Kemble’s Journal of a
Residence on a Georgian Plantation and other sources. |
Role: |
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Rose/Psyche |
Directed by: |
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Barbara Vann |
Performed: |
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The Medicine Show Theatre |
For Colored Girls
who have considered suicide when the rainbow is
enuf
For
Colored Girls is what Shange calls a "choreopoem": a piece which
incorporates the art forms of poetry, music, and dance. Her
writing both explores the oppressions and celebrates the triumphs of
women of color in contemporary American culture. |
Role: |
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Lady in Red |
Directed by: |
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Arnold Beauchamp |
Performed: |
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The Paul Robeson Theatre |
Jamaica**
the musical
The
Paul Robeson Theater presented the first major revival, since 1957,
of the Broadway musical "Jamaica." Directed and choreographed
by the Audelco Award-winning Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj. |
Role: |
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Hucklebuck |
Directed by: |
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Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj |
Performed at: |
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The Paul Robeson Theatre |
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