Republished from Harlem World Magazine: Dec. 4th, 2024 - Harlem’s New Heritage Theatre Group (NHTG), New York State’s oldest Black nonprofit theater, proudly announces its 60th Anniversary Gala and the launch of the NHTG Endowment for the Future, which will help secure the future of one of Harlem’s most influential cultural and enduring institutions for […]
Republished from Harlem Times - This year, the first honoree was Harlem’s own Voza Rivers, the Executive Producer of the New Heritage Theatre Group (NHTG) and Chairman of the Harlem Arts Alliance. A trailblazer in the arts, Voza has been a cornerstone of the Harlem community for decades, championing cultural and artistic expression. HARLEM TIMES […]
Republished from the Beacon - Dec. 5th to 11th - New York Beacon
I, Voza Rivers, am very proud to participate in the Whitney Museum's new interactive project “Alvin Ailey and Me,” which celebrates the enduring legacy and influence of iconic dancer, choreographer, and artist Alvin Ailey. The project compiles powerful stories of how Alvin Ailey impacts all aspects of our culture. Check out my submission, see the […]
Members of the New Heritage Theatre Group Team: Voza Rivers-Executive Producer and Co-Founder; Catrina Prioleau-Executive Producer and Temple-Jene Fleming, Operations Manager appear on Soul Lounge Primetime
IMPACT Repertory Theatre encourages you to go vote and be the change you want to see in the world.
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 […]
