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Playwright korde arrington tuttle. 651 ARTS presents a different kind of holiday show with a deeper theatrical contemplation of the season in the witty one-man introspective Gagging on…
In the Latin community, dance is as part of the DNA as food is a necessity for every person. Here at Ballet Hispanico, artistic director & CEO Eduardo…
In Rap on Trial: Race, Lyrics, and Guilt in America, scholars Erik Nielson and Andrea L. Dennis examine dozens of cases across the country —among the hundreds they…
The African Diaspora International Film Festival (ADIFF) will celebrate its 27th anniversary from Nov. 29 to Dec. 15 with 59 narratives and documentaries to be presented at Columbia…
We’ve seen stories of kings told in many forms from the rise to fall, but there’s never been a story so gripping we could see how the family…
The play “Bars and Measures” will be leaving Urban Stages located on 30th Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues) on November 17. Thereafter will sit in the wings…
Dee-1 on interview with Louisiana Governor Edwards: “This interview was a huge step forward for this state. To be able to chop it up with the governor about…
Photo of "The Whites" cast by Jonathan Slaff I admit the play “The Whites” featured at the Theater for the New City at 155 First Avenue, NYC, had…
The play “Games” presently at the Soho Playhouse at 15 Vandam St, in NYC, is an effort put forth by playwright Henry Naylor to remind the viewer of…
Solange on Inspiration "Behind When I Get Home": "I wanted to get to the point to where I allowed the supernatural, the Spirit, or whatever it was, to…
