The National BlackTheatre’s run of ‘Renaissance in the Belly of a Killer Whale’, which hits the stage until December 11th is a look back by three twentysomethings who are faced with the harrowing realities of a gentrified Harlem. The play is a ‘choreopoem’ with all of the elements that make a strong piece of art. Great storytelling, spoken word and comedy come together to make a wonderful and reflective evening of theatre for the whole family.

Debra Ann Byrd a talented actress and founder of Take Wing and Soar Production received 5 AUDELCO award nominations for her production of Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra.

Saviour? Esther Armah has written a thought-provoking and hard hitting story about a “liberal” white male and his privilege, the struggle for black women to be taken seriously in leadership positions and the challenge of black men to protect black women; sometimes at the expense of their own success.

SAVIOUR? tells the story of two men engaged in a game of high stakes. Billy Hall (Aquino) is a white high profile New York activist who sues his company when a promised promotion as CEO is given to a black woman. He hires Michael Jamal Williams III (Green), an African-American attorney – willing to win at any cost.

Interview with Andre De Shields about his career and new production “Knock Me A Kiss.”

Harlem based Playwright Radha Blank is an accomplished writer and storyteller. By using theatre as a means to address issues of class, mis-education and social injustice

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