Woodie King, Jr., Founder of New Federal Theatre, Passes Away at 88
Producer, director, and New Federal Theatre founder Woodie King Jr.
Producer, director, and New Federal Theatre founder Woodie King Jr.
Ellen Holly, the first Black person to have a lead role in daytime television, has passed away at 92.
Woodie King, Jr.
Red Bull Theater presents Keith Hamilton Cobb's acclaimed play American Moor, making its Off-Broadway premiere at Cherry Lane Theatre (38 Commerce St), in a production directed by Kim Weild and produced in collaboration with Evangeline Morphos, Frederick M.
King Lear is making its triumphant return to Broadway, starring Glenda Jackson in a gender-swapped version of the title role.
On Saturday, May 5th 2018, Take Wing And Soar Productions (TWASInc), an award winning, Harlem-based, professional Theater Arts Corporation held its Fifteenth Anniversary Gala Celebration, the TAKE WING AND SOAR SPIRIT OF EXCELLENCE AWARDS, at Columbia University's Lerner Hall Roone Arledge Au
Lee Chamberlin, an actress and playwright whose career spanned four decades on the stage, television and films, died of cancer at 76 on May 25, 2014.
As viewers and television historians prepare to say good-bye to the landmark daytime soap opera One Life to Live on January 13, Ellen Holly, one of the show's original cast members, hopes to expose what she believes were duplicitous behind-the-scenes happenings of the iconic daytime drama and the sh