‘Sistas: The Musical’ highlights black music and history
The story of a five women’s bond and a family’s history as shared through some of the most timeless music of the last 100 years,
May 2, 2013
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The story of a five women’s bond and a family’s history as shared through some of the most timeless music of the last 100 years,
Spin. Slide. Snap your fingers. Sing along! Each of these are instinctive responses when Brandon Victor Dixon, Valisia LeKae and Charl Brown serve us a dose
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo All-star cast rehearsals for a major Broadway show can be filled with pressure and anxiety. But for
Michelle Williams is riding a pretty spectacular wave thus far in 2013.
Horton Foote’s celebrated play The Trip to Bountiful is being revived on Broadway with a star-studded cast that includes some of the most celebrated African
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo You can’t keep a good thing away for too long which is why the hit musical,
Let’s celebrate all the hard work black fathers do and allow them to relax for a change. Our top vacation and travel spots will do
Blair Underwood loses his “good guy” persona for the riveting Broadway play, A Streetcar Named Desire. Underwood stars as the sociopath Stanley and turns in
Blair Underwood continues to find new ways to challenge himself as an actor. The award-winning TV and film star has decided to take on one
The 2012 Tony Awards nominees were recently announced in New York. Amongst the nominees, seven African Americans are up for this most coveted award in
A Streetcar Named Desire is a must-see for anyone who wants to visit New York City — here’s why.
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo The Great White Way was given a dose of black magic this past week during the Apollo
For many, the Great White Way offers only a limited representation for people of color. In response to that imbalance, David Mendizábal, Jonathan McCrory, Deadria
NBC’s “Smash” — the brainchild of Steven Spielberg — is a midseason musical drama that follows the ups and downs of a Broadway musical about
Check out the events happening near you! Rent – New World Stages (340 W. 50th St. – New York (Midtown West) This classic, Pulitzer-winning musical is about AIDS
Darius Nichols’ name may not be a familiar to you, but he is well known and received in the Broadway arena. He grew up in
Last night (April 26), finalists from auditions held around the country performed on the premiere of “The Voice,” the new music competition hosted by Carson
Chris Rock can walk onto any stage in America and capture an audience with his wit and humor in a matter of seconds as a
American drama about addiction is dark and droll and, frankly, depressing. Comedy is not usually the vehicle for such serious stuff. Enter stage left —
