If you’ve ever doubted the resilience of African-Americans, be sure to catch The Colored Museum at Theatre VCU this February. Entertaining, educational and inspiring, the satirical play tells the story of 200 years of African American history and artistic contribution as if it were a museum exhibit. Authored by George C. Wolfe who wrote Jelly’s Last Jam and directed Bring in ‘da Noise/Bring in ‘da Funk, the humorous treatment of iconic images and stereotypes in The Colored Museum may remind you of Hollywood Shuffle.
Tag:
2/13/13
-
-
Oh freedom, oh freedom, oh freedom over me…what we know about freedom is that freedom sure ain’t free! There is a cost to be paid for freedom in blood and…
-
(StatePoint) Whether you are at-risk for developing a heart condition or you’re one of the 13 million Americans who suffer from coronary artery disease, arming yourself with the facts you…
-
GPA – 3.6 College of Interest – Virginia Military University Will pursue studies in – Computer Science Major community service – Visiting and helping at middle schools as part of…
-
With the help of Martin’s grocery store, Urban Views Weekly is introducing a health and nutrition blog to provide information and tips on staying healthy. In keeping with Urban Views’…