B.A.D. ( Black Ass Documentary) at viBe Theater Experience
Dates: 5/21/2021 - 5/22/2021
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The Flea Theater
138 South Oxford Street, Suite 4D, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Brooklyn, NY 11217
Phone: 347-384-2125
Tickets: Free
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viBe Theater Experience Presents Black Ass Documentary (B.A.D.); A new viBeCompany film Black Ass Documentary (B.A.D.) 30-minute short-film about intergenerational differences and how we can thrive as a community of women through deep listening, communication, and remembering that things can change, even if youre not ready for it. Black Ass Documentary (B.A.D.) was written and performed by Alexandria Russell, Amanda Gardner, Geanina Riley, Hanifah Johnson, Journey Brown-Saintel, Kenya Lewis, Kziana Flores, Laylanie Farris, Michelan LeMonier, Myrlevens Adrien, and Sandra Cruz, Co-Directed by Chesray Dolpha and Monique Letamendi, viBes Artistic Director. viBeCompany is viBes pre-professional group of young women artists who receive ongoing training, paid performance opportunities, and who devise original theater for viBe's invited performances. viBeCompany produces and performs one full length show each year.
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viBe Theater Experience
138 South Oxford Street, Suite 4D, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Brooklyn, NY 11217
Phone: 347-384-2125
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