In partnership with NYC’s Department of Transportation, the four-week tour will pop up at public plazas in neighborhoods that were both traditionally visited by the Mobile Unit tours and hit hard by the pandemic. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: theatre
Edward “Ned” Harrigan, Harlem Actor, Singer, Dancer, Playwright, And Producer 1844 – 1911
Edward “Ned” Harrigan, October 26, 1844 – June 6, 1911, lives at 249 West 102nd Street (near Broadway) in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
Tips For Designing The Perfect Home Theater
Having a home theater is the dream. If you have one in your home, you’ve officially made it! Continue Reading →
Lincoln Center Invites Arts Professionals For Year-Long Programming Exploring Radical Welcoming
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts announces an expansion of its Lincoln Center Activate initiative. Continue Reading →
‘In The Heights,’ For The Culture From Harlem To Harare
As a student at Wesleyan, Lin-Manuel Miranda began writing what would become “In the Heights,” the musical that would launch him as a playwright and performer. Continue Reading →
The Legendary Harlem Fave Chaka Khan At The Annual Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival
There’s plenty of time to head from Harlem to Pittsburgh for the August Wilson African American Cultural Center especially with diva Chaka Khan headlining the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival. Continue Reading →
Equality, Justice And Independence, Join Harlem’s 1st Annual Black Wall Street Festival Live Stream
Harlem-based Shades of Truth Theatre & Voza Rivers/ New Heritage Theatre Group is delighted to announce the first-ever collaboration with the Robey Theatre of Los Angeles. Continue Reading →
New Federal Theatre Sets 2021 Ntozake Shange Readings Series
Woodie King’s New Federal Theatre (NFT) has set plays by Mustapha Matura, S. Shephard-Massat, and Larry Muhammad for the June 2021 edition of its Annual Ntozake Shange Readings Series. Continue Reading →
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