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Benton Crane: “Amid the pandemic that is requiring most people to stay at home, companies around the world are being reminded of the importance of having a strong…
Photo by Jonathan Slaff I was fortunate to see the play “Grandma's Quilt” before it was temporarily shutdown due to the Coronavirus. Management did not strike the stage…
Photo by Janet Solesky Emme Kemp has spent most of her lifetime creating beauty through music, whether on the piano, performing or singing. Her genuine spirit and delight…
"Troubled Man" follows the release of Amos' contemplative single "Stranger Than Today," which debuted with American Songwriter. Photo: James Freeman American roots artist The Reverend Shawn Amos and…
This is the play's New York premiere. It was developed in Kalamazoo's Whole Art Theater in the 90's. It toured the country, including some university theaters, in the…
By Trevor Rhone Directed by Clinton Turner Davis Starring Michael Rogers and Joyce Sylvester Reviewed by Ebele Oseye What a joy to be in the company of a…
Photo Source: Unspalsh Social responsibility has been a focal point of leading companies around the world for some time now, with the need to incorporate diversity in the…
DWB (driving while black) is a new chamber opera about racism, erasure, and the fear and love that black parents experience when they send their kids out into…
Photo by Jonathan Slaff Trevor Rhone's realism play, “Two Can Play,” directed by Clinton Turner Davis and produced by the New Federal Theatre under the aegis of Woodie…
Photo by Russ Rowland While reviewing the play “About Love,” at the Sheen Center, located at 18 Bleecker Street in Manhattan, I was reminded of a 1971 movie…
