New Heritage Theatre Group and the Bomb Shelter present... The premiere poetry one-man-show from AUDELCO Award Recipient and Off-Broadway writer/director Luther D. Isler poetically know as "The Artist Anubis." "Broken Mirror" is an immersive confession of a young man’s battle with identity and social anxiety as he confronts his chaotic reality of Date Life, Dad […]
Hello there! Alvin, Saro and I would like to share some exciting news about Driving the Green Book. We recently had our NYC premiere at the 13th annual The People's Film Festival in Harlem, just a few blocks away from where Victor and Alma Green ran the office where the Green Book was created. The […]
One by one, the women offer secrets and little-known facts that reveal their pain, resolve, and the unspoken respect & affinity they have for one another. Rejoice with us as we celebrate in words, songs, and scenes. FRIDAY, MAY 31st @ 7:30pm TICKETS $20.00 Group of 10 or more $15.00 Featuring Carmen Jones / Chaunice […]
VOZA RIVERS, a living legend is recipient of AUDELCO Lifetime Achievement Award— and the Legacy Honor Award in South Africa LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Presented to VOZA RIVERS at the 48TH ANNUAL VIVIAN ROBINSON AUDELCO RECOGNITION AWARDS, VIRTUAL PRESENTATION ON NOVEMBER 30, 2020 AUDELCO is an organization that acknowledges and honors Black Theatre and its artists […]
New Heritage Films is please to share the news! The 19th Harlem International Film Festival has released its program of the officially selected movies and our film "Tell Me Your Story" will screen on Saturday, May 18, at noon, alongside another doc in a program called Harlem Music Documentaries. The location of the screening is […]
Presented by Voza Rivers/ New Heritage Theatre Group and Compagnia de' Colombari Click Here Or Image To RSVP! Come and experience Compagnia de' Colombari's Whitman on Walls! (WoW!) Harlem at Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park Robert Frederick Smith Center for Performing Arts (679 Riverside Drive at 145th Street in Harlem) on May 5 at 6:30p.m. […]
After being humiliated, King reflects on the 39 years that led him to this crucial moment in time; as he prepares to return to Memphis. Click to RSVP
Features include: Voza Rivers, Executive Producer / NHTG; and Michael Green, Writer / Producer, Shades of Truth Theatre
The harlem is . . . Music, Theater & Dance exhibit opening Feb. 13th at Harlem Hospital Center salutes some of the great legacy keepers of the century including Barbara Ann Teer, Black female visionary artist, activist and one of the most important forces in Black theater in Harlem and beyond. In 1968 she. created […]
