Play Reading Monday Monday, October 26, 2026 7PM Directed by Don Wilson Glenn During a dinner party celebrating African American Professor Charles Watts’s Pulitzer Prize for The Eyes of Peace, homeless drifter Terrence Barlow arrives…
Join Us for a Spooktacular Thriller Dance Night! Are you ready to moonwalk your way into Halloween with some spine-chilling moves? Join us at the PassinArt Theater on Thursday, October 29th for an unforgettable night…
Play Reading Monday Monday, November 23, 2026 7PM Directed by Don Wilson Glenn The Saturdays explores what are Black women are willing—or expected—to sacrifice to project an image of being in control? How much does…
Langston Hughes' Black Nativity tells the story of the Nativity from an African-American perspective through a combination of scripture, poetry, dance, and song with griot-style narration.
Langston Hughes' Black Nativity tells the story of the Nativity from an African-American perspective through a combination of scripture, poetry, dance, and song with griot-style narration.
Langston Hughes' Black Nativity tells the story of the Nativity from an African-American perspective through a combination of scripture, poetry, dance, and song with griot-style narration.
Langston Hughes' Black Nativity tells the story of the Nativity from an African-American perspective through a combination of scripture, poetry, dance, and song with griot-style narration.
Langston Hughes' Black Nativity tells the story of the Nativity from an African-American perspective through a combination of scripture, poetry, dance, and song with griot-style narration.
Langston Hughes' Black Nativity tells the story of the Nativity from an African-American perspective through a combination of scripture, poetry, dance, and song with griot-style narration.
