Come and enjoy a night of African and New York City Gospel featuring Africa's celebrated singers TEMBALAMI WELLINGTON KWENDA and Harlem's own CHAKA & THE AFRICAN PRAISERS ADMISSION $20 IN ADVANCE $25 AT THE DOOR $10 CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE GOOD SHEPHERD ORPHANAGE IN ZIMBABWE, AFRICA CLICK TO PURCHASE […]
MANHATTAN COMMUNITY BOARD 10 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HARLEM ARTS ALLIANCE INVITE YOU TO JOIN A PANEL OF 5 THEATER PIONEERS A TOWN HALL MEETING DECONSTRUCTION OF HARLEM'S BLACK THEATERS MAY 14, 2018 6:30 PM HARLEM HOSPITAL CENTER CAVE AUDITORIUM 135TH STREET @ MALCOLM X BOULEVARD NEW YORK CITY COMPLIMENTARY ADMISSION CLICK HERE TO RSVP
Special post-event press release - [New York, NY- May 7, 2018 ] – On Saturday, May 5th 2018, Take Wing And Soar Productions (TWASInc), an award winning, Harlem-based, professional Theater Arts Corporation held its Fifteenth Anniversary Gala Celebration, the TAKE WING AND SOAR SPIRIT OF EXCELLENCE AWARDS, at Columbia University’s Lerner Hall Roone Arledge Auditorium. The elegant afternoon featured esteemed hosts, talented classical actor/singers and the […]
IMPACT Repertory's Jamal Joseph Receives AEA's 2017 Paul Robeson Citation Award JAMAL JOSEPH Executive Artistic director/co-founder of IMPACT REPERTORY THEATRE has been named the 2017 recipient of the Paul Robeson CITATION AWARD by Actors' Equity Foundation and Actors' Equity Association. Joseph will receive his reward at the Association's Eastern Regional Board Meeting on […]
WAITING FOR THE DAWN Feeling the excitement and anxiety of his first produced play, Cliff Russell, a young aspiring playwright, is on a creative "high." His Uncle John, a world renown director, plans to direct a stage reading and a production. He wants to cast two long time friends (Phillip and Suzanne) in the lead […]
James Baldwin’s bracingly relevant writings, which inspired the potent “I Am Not Your Negro,” also resonate deeply in “Chapter & Verse,” Jamal Joseph’s tough / tender portrait of an ex-con attempting to find redemption in modern-day transitional Harlem. Having served eight years in prison for “being stupid,” reformed gang leader S. Lance Ingram (the film’s […]
