Black on Broadway
Hear firsthand from notable Black figures on Broadway's diverse history and how this core pillar of NYC's vibrancy will open later this year.
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The series continues with our fifth installment, Black on Broadway. Broadway theater—one of the core pillars of NYC’s vibrancy—will reopen to the public later this year. Hear firsthand from notable Black figures in the industry including Marcia Pendelton, president and founder of Walk Tall Girl Productions; playwright Keenan Scott II and producer Brian Moreland of the acclaimed Thoughts of a Colored Man; and Schele Williams, director of the forthcoming revival of Aida. Also learn about another the City’s premier cultural attractions, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and the oldest continuously inhabited free Black settlement in the United States, Sandy Ground in Staten Island. Originally broadcasted on April 8.
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