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In this new segment, Founding Artistic Director Zaylin Yates and Producing Director Terrence Pride engage in an artistically conscious conversation by sharing their thoughts on
Join us for Artistically Conscious Conversation: Bein’ A Brutha Part II, featuring the Fulton Theatre cast of For Colored Boyz by Bryan Keyth Wilson.
In this powerful dialogue, the cast dives deep into the complexities of masculinity and brotherhood within the Black male community. Together, we unpack the traditional emotional expectations placed on men and explore how ideas of love, vulnerability, weakness, the Black male body, and effeminacy shape personal identity and relationships.
This conversation boldly confronts the stigmas surrounding non-sexual male bonds, examining why these connections are often undermined and how those perceptions contribute to emotional instability, isolation, and generational trauma.
Through honest reflection and shared experience, this talkback creates space for healing, understanding, and redefining what it truly means to be a “brutha.”
In this new segment, Founding Artistic Director Zaylin Yates and Producing Director Terrence Pride engage in an artistically conscious conversation by sharing their thoughts on
In partnership with 10 Days of Connection Broward, this discussion will focus on the different perspectives of black women in the community including the Arts, Corporate America, and Entrepreneurship.
Enjoy an excerpt of our talkback following our production of American Son with playwright Christopher Demos-Brown, hosted by Dr. Yvette Maureen. This talkback focused on
In partnership with South Florida Afro Pride, we present “Between Two Worlds,” a symposium on colorism and self-identity. This symposium will focus on mental and
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Browse our collection of various talkbacks and symposiums.
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During a time of unrest in America, the Black community protest and express our outrage for the lack of care for our bodies and for fear of our lives. From a lack of health care to the blatant disregard for our humanity and need for protection.
These are artistic accounts of victims of police brutality, each story told in black and white with vivid artistic expression to center our humanity.
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With the return of live theatre, enjoy various monologues, scenes, and musical numbers that bring the magic of the theatre, and storytelling, to your screen.