The Apollo’s Victoria Theater, located within the Victoria Theater Redevelopment Project at 233 West 125th Street, a public/private partnership. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: National Black Theatre
ALL ARTS Collaborates With The Shed To Introduce 4 Emerging NYC Black Artists In Residence
ALL ARTS, the multimedia platform covering visual art, music, theater, dance, film, literature, and more, has announced a collaboration with renowned cultural institution The Shed. Continue Reading →
Cheryl L. Duncan Selected For Crain’s New York Business’ Notable Black Leaders List
Crain’s New York Business, the premier publication covering New York City’s business community, has tapped PR powerhouse, Cheryl L. Duncan, for its Notable Black Leaders and Executives list. Continue Reading →
Congrats To PR Power House, Harlem Fave And Award Winner Cheryl L. Duncan
Cheryl L. Duncan has been named to the Observer’s PR POWER 50 List for 2020. Continue Reading →
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.
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 →
National Black Theatre Launches NBT@Home
Dr. Barbara Ann Teer’s National Black Theatre (NBT) will go live with its latest initiative, NBT@Home: Uplifting Communal Resilience, on Wednesday, April 22, 2020.
The Park Avenue Armory And National Black Theatre Present 100 Years |100 Women
Park Avenue Armory, with lead partner National Black Theatre, today announced it has invited ten New York City-based cultural institutions to join 100 Years |100 Women. Continue Reading →
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