By Robert Walker
Nadhege Ptah is the actress and filmmaker who is poised to become one of “Hollywood’s” newest ”A” listers. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: theatre
Dr. Barbara Ann Teer’s Harlem’s National Black Theatre Wins First Obie Award 2020
Dr. Barbara Ann Teer’s National Black Theatre (NBT) was awarded the Obie Award for Sustained Excellence in Production and Continued Advocacy on behalf of Black Artists during the 65th Annual Obie Award ceremony on Tuesday, marking its first Obie win.
The Show Will Not Go On, Broadway Shows Canceled Through 2020
Broadway shows will be canceled through the end of 2020, ending hopes that New York City’s theater industry could rebound from a difficult year thrown off course by the COVID Crisis. Continue Reading →
Harlem Stage It’s Investigation Of The Intersection Of Art And Social Justice
“In 1983, Harlem Stage, (then named Aaron Davis Hall, Inc.) was founded in part on the principal that artists of color, particularly Black Artist’s voices were censored,
Protest To Power: Lessons From Newark The Making Of Newark’s First Black Mayor, Ken Gibson
RiseUpNewark.com, the official website, and platform for the study of Newark’s movements for black empowerment, Mayor Ras Baraka. Continue Reading →
The Voice Of The Empowered Award-Winning One-Woman Play Announces Virtual Performance
New Heritage Theatre Group, Harlems’ own and New York’s oldest black not for profit black theatre, celebrating its 56th anniversary. Continue Reading →
As Civil Unrest Roils The Nation, National Black Theatre Helps Black Arts Orgs Navigate COVID And Racism
Founded in 1968 by the revolutionary theater lion and legend Dr. Barbara Ann Teer, National Black Theatre (NBT) was forged out of the social upheaval of the 1960s. Continue Reading →
