PASSING DOWN Asks 'How Do We Nurture Blackness?' At FailSafe Festival 2018

By: Jul. 31, 2018
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PASSING DOWN Asks 'How Do We Nurture Blackness?' At FailSafe Festival 2018

"Passing Down" from Camille Upshaw is the start/segment of a one woman show, based on the question "How do we nurture blackness?" In this portion we get the perspective of two different women from two different time periods talking to a loved one about what it is to be black, what it is to survive, and what it is to be beautiful. Its a piece about how things have changed from generation to generation, but yet there are still the slightest similarities. Its a piece about celebrating and recognizing black women for who they truly are.

Performance Dates:
Saturday, August 11 @ 6pm
Sunday, August 12 @ 8pm

Venue: Sonnet Theater @ Producers Club
358 W. 44th St. NYC 10036

Ticket Information: $15 General Admission
https://passingdown.brownpapertickets.com

FailSafe Festival is a five-day festival of live performance, taking place in the Times Square/Hell's Kitchen area of New York City. FailSafe Festival provides a space for artists to push beyond what they consider "safe" to present, giving them an opportunity to show work that may not have a home elsewhere.

failsafefestival.com



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