photo credit: shutterstock.com A year of excellence The 2024 cinematic landscape has witnessed an extraordinary collection of Black films that transcend traditional storytelling boundaries. These
The latest adaptation of August Wilson’s acclaimed play, The Piano Lesson, premiered on Netflix, bringing the powerful narrative to a new audience. Set in 1939,
Denzel Washington, a powerhouse in Hollywood, is set to lead a historic family collaboration in the upcoming film adaptation of August Wilson’s renowned play “The
In an exclusive interview with rolling out, Sydney Lynne, the scenic designer for August Wilson’s play How I Learned What I Learned, shares her journey
In an exclusive interview with rolling out, Ken-Matt Martin a prominent force in American theater shares insights from his experiences directing the August Wilson play
Award-winning playwright James Ijames is unapologetic about creating his work through a Black lens. His play, The Most Spectacularly Lamentable Trial of Miz Martha Washington,
Ericka Ratliff went from being in the audience to being an actor and is now the artistic director of the Congo Square Theatre Company. She
Ericka Ratliff went from being in the audience to an actor to now being the artistic director of the Congo Square Theatre Company. She talked
Chadwick Boseman was posthumously honored with a Screen Actor’s Guild Award on Sunday, April 4, 2021. The Hollywood actor — who tragically died in August
Viola Davis is starring in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom as Ma Rainey, an African American singer who was known as “Mother of the Blues.” Rainey
There is something to be said about the power that is Denzel Washington. When he enters a room, he walks with an undisturbed strut, as
When the great playwright August Wilson died of liver cancer in 2005, few had reason to believe that Fences, his most celebrated work about Troy
Multitalented actor James T. Alfred is a rarity in the acting world in that he can effortlessly transition from theater to film to television and back.
August Wilson’s Fences is a play for the ages. Don’t miss the opportunity to see this powerful production presented by the African American Repertory Theater
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the ‘A’ w/Souleo In the late 1980s to mid-1990s, actress and comedienne Phyllis Yvonne Stickney was one of Hollywood’s
› Toni Simmons Henson, founder and executive director of the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival brings the celebration back to the city over the Oct. 4-. 7 weekend. The
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo Media pioneer and Harlem legend, Vy Higginsen has created change on many platforms including being the first
Every day, I find myself rummaging through my wardrobe to find pieces that I have yet to wear on the Harlem scene as I hop
Tressa Epps has rebuilt her own character, with a fascinating career change.
