All posts tagged "Dominique Morisseau"

9:30pm: Saturdy Morning Live! Creating Outside the Box By National Theatre in D.C. returns with the family favorite series—this...

8am: NYU Abu Dhabi: As Far As Isolation Goes (Online). Through touch, sound, and interactivity  As Far As...

8am: The 19th Amendment Project Burning Coal Theatre is pleased to present The 19th Amendment Project, a collection of...

Karen Pittman (foreground), Namir Smallwood (background).Photo by Jeremy Daniel. By RossThe black and white video images projected...

A mother and a teacher named Nya, dynamically portrayed by Andrea Harris Smith (Round House Theatre’s Small Mouth...

Ain’t Too Proud opened last night at the Imperial Theatre and partied at Gotham and you are...

Black Bottom was a predominantly black neighborhood in Detroit, Michigan demolished for redevelopment in the early 1960’s...

It’s 1949, and the blues float through the Detroit air inside the Signature Theatre on a strong...

Dominique Morisseau’s new drama, Pipeline, at Lincoln Center is an emotional, turbulent roller-coaster that asks questions where...

Like Oslo one flight above, the black and white video images projected onto the large bare wall...