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The Ripples of katrina’s Wake

I am reminded  much this week of the fifth anniversary of hurricane Katrina.  First and foremost, it is the devastating storm, and the growing despair it brought with it, that I watched unfold from afar.  An immediate call to action followed.  In the immediate wake of Katrina, my phone rang; it was Sekou Sundiata imploring [...]

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On Charles Isherwood’s article

On Charles Isherwood’s article in the Sunday Time on FELA! Without having fully digested it, I throw this up for your consideration and comment.  Is Isherwood making a courageous and provocative but thoughtful commentary?  Has he missed the mark? Does he bring up good points?  I’ll get back to you on it but if you [...]

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Boys in the Hood

It’s always a thrill to see artists we know, love and have worked with for years doing work and getting noticed for doing it — especially the younger, emerging talent.  It’s equally thrilling to see current and former Harlem Stage employees exploring their artistic sides.  Among our staff we have actors, dancers, photographers – even [...]

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