Darryl Maximilian Robinson Salutes Harry Belafonte at The Excaliber Shakespeare Company Los Angeles Archival Project Photos
5/15-7/1/23
A TRUE MUTUAL BOND OF RESPECT AND AFFECTION!: Without question, the artist and activist Harry Belafonte held the utmost affection and regard for the greatest leader of The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, the late, great Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the regard, affection and respect Dr. King had for Harry Belafonte was mutual. Harry Belafonte believed in King's Dream of Racial Harmony and Human Rights and Dignity. Belafonte raised money and helped organize King's 1963 March On Washington, and spent his own money to help and support Freedom Riders in The Deep South. The bond between Belafonte and Dr. King was genuine and deep.
|
The Most Happy Fella North Coast Repertory Theatre (6/03-6/28) |
|
A Haunting Revue II Impro Theatre (6/06-6/26) |
|
Bus People – A Hilarious & Optimistic Take on L.A. Public Transit The Actors Company (6/06-6/28) |
|
E=MC² Einstein The Musical Kiki & David Gindler Performing Arts Center (7/03-7/26) |
|
MISS MAGNOLIA BEAUMONT GOES TO PROVINCETOWN Los Angeles LGBT Center’s Davidson/Valentini Theatre (6/17-6/28) |
|
My Life is a Sonnet Broadwater Studio (6/07-6/27) |
|
STRAITJACKET SIRENS The Three Clubs (6/01-6/30) |
|
Storytellers Theater: PINOCCHIO @ Sac Fine Arts Sacramento Fine Arts Center (6/26-6/26) |
|
The Show Has Been Cancelled (Due to the End of The World) Broadwater Second Stage (6/16-6/27) |
|
Peter Hook And The Light Hollywood Palladium (9/19-9/19) |