WHERE THE LIGHT FALLS: The Performance of Reaction in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ An Octoroon
“This begs the question: when the audience let out their sorry sound, were we reacting? Or was it the performance of an apology?”
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The Ten Year Prelude
A forward-looking backward glance at a decade of PRELUDE by Jeffrey M. Jones
On The Event Horizon: PRELUDE.13 (OCT 2 – 4)
From OCT 2 – 4 PRELUDE.13 celebrates ten years at the forefront of NYC performance. Be there.
Why Aren’t There More African-Americans In Contemporary Performance?
Discussions of revitalizing black theater concentrate on playwrights and new plays, but why aren’t more black artists looking to make work outside of the box?