Social Justice and Film Making
Gertrude “Ma” Rainey was an influential American blues singer and early blues recording artist.
Bella Luna
Bella Luna is a Chilean artist who came to Canada as a refugee from Argentina during the Pinochet Regime. Today she also considers herself a proud Canadian. She came at a time when the Canadian government, under pressure from activists […]
Xhalida September
Xhalida September is a talented entertainer and passionate upcoming artist emerging from the heart of the Unceded Territories of the Musqueam, Tseil- Waututh and Squamish ( Vancouver, British Columbia ). Xhalida September’s early foundation in music can be credited to […]
Alfred Howard
Alfred Howard is a songwriter, poet, and author. Howard has taken on the challenge of writing 100 songs in his new project called “Alfred Howard Writes”. Each song is represented in a watercolor painting by the artist Marian Howard, who […]
Playing For Change
Mark Johnson is a Grammy Award Winning Producer/ Engineer and Award-Winning Film Director. For the past 20 years, Mark has worked with some of the most renowned producers in the music, film and television industries, and with such musical artists […]
THEATRE OF THE OPPRESSED NYC
“We partner with communities facing discrimination to inspire transformative action through theatre” Theatre of the Oppressed is a format of theatre activities and performances that engage communities in social change. Theatre Of The Oppressed NYC (TONYC) bases its work on […]
THE RIGHT TO BREATHE
The Right To Breathe was a series of skits presented at the Winnipeg Fringe festival in the summer of 2019. It was a Theatre Dance Centre presentation with our adult group of actors and dancers. We performed pieces that were […]
National Black Theatre, Harlem NY
NATIONAL BLACK THEATRE Interview with Sade Lythcott and Jonatan McCrory Founded by visionary Dr. Barbara Ann Teer in 1968, National Black Theatre (NBT) is a nationally recognized cultural and educational institution. Dr. Teer pioneered “the healing art of Black theatre […]
Interview with Rajiv Mohabir
Rajiv Mohabir has taught fiction, non-fiction, and poetry at Auburn University and the University of Hawai’i. He is the author of two poetry collections: The Cowherd’s Son (2017), which won the 2015 Kundiman Prize, and The Taxidermist’s Cut (2016), which was selected […]
