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Please join us in celebrating the launch of the fi Please join us in celebrating the launch of the first annual Black Theatre Day, today, September 17, 2021 as we recognize the 200th anniversary of the opening night of the African Company! The Virtual Happy Hour begins at 2pm PT. More info in our story! #BlackTheatreDay
We are artists at work, and works of art! Congratu We are artists at work, and works of art! Congratulations @im.angelabassett. What do you all think? Does this look like her? . . . Repost from @im.angelabassett • Heyyy twin! 😍❤️ @madametussaudsusa
“If you're going through something, just know th “If you're going through something, just know that you're going to come out on the other side. You're going through it - you're not stuck there forever.” @mstinalawson This #FlashbackFriday is an image of our first class of Tina’s Angels, our yearlong mentorship program for teenage girls. Mentors are assigned to participants who have potential and desire to live a successful productive life but do not have the guidance, financial ability or access to the road map to get there. WACO focuses on nurturing the potential and self-esteem in every student while showing them how to give back to their peers without judgment…and to find their voices through the arts. We are so excited to see how these young women have grown, and are proud to be here every step of the way.
@chloebailey and @hallebailey bring glamour and gr @chloebailey and @hallebailey bring glamour and grace to everything they do! Did we mention they are also huge WACO supporters and are just as beautiful on the inside as they are outside. Check our their #MetGala looks tonight! We see you 💅🏾@chloexhalle! (and so does our artistic director @mstinalawson...literally)! Swipe to see her cameo in #chloebailey’s new video. 😉 #HaveMercy
When art, fashion, talent and #BlackGirlMagic comb When art, fashion, talent and #BlackGirlMagic combine! Take a look at some of our favorite looks from this year’s @themetgalaofficial! ...and make sure to swipe to see gymnast Nia Dennis take her entrance to the next level. Which looks are your favorites? More about this year’s #MetGala: Andrew Bolton, the Wendy Yu Curator in Charge of the Costume Institute, felt it was time to reexamine American identity and fashion, especially as it has changed over the last several years due to both political and social justice movements. #MetGalaMonday #MetGala2021
Please join us in celebrating the launch of the fi Please join us in celebrating the launch of the first annual Black Theatre Day on September 17, 2021 as we recognize the 200th anniversary of the opening night of the African Company! This official day will become an annual opportunity to celebrate Black Theatre by creating awareness of our organizations and generating contributions of money, time, and service while amplifying the work of Black theatre institutions. To learn more about Black Theatre Day and The International Black Theatre Summit, visit CreateEnsemble.com for opportunities to connect with Black Theatres and Black Creatives working across platforms. Also, RSVP for The Virtual Happy Hour at 5pm ET on Friday, September 17, 2021. #CelebrateBlackTheatreDay #AfricanGroveTheatre #ThrivingTogether #CelebratingTheAfricanGroveTheatre200Years #200YearsofBlackTheatre #IBTS2021 #TheInternationalBlackTheatreSummit2021
20 years ago, the nation mourned the devastation a 20 years ago, the nation mourned the devastation and losses of September 11th. At WACO, we not only remember, we continue to elevate artistic expression to reflect, mourn and heal. One of the places to view the collective works of those honoring this day is the Artists Registry of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. It is an online database and digital gallery of artistic work created in response to the events of September 11. The database, which is not formally curated, is intended to serve as a resource for the artistic community, scholars, journalists, and others. The collected works range from creations by seasoned professionals to novice practitioners. Learn more at 911memorial.org/connect/communities/artists-registry #NeverForget Artwork: 1) THOUSANDS OF YELLOW RIBBONS BY MIKI KARNI 2) COME UNTO ME BY CARL BUTLER
WACO joins the acting community and the nation in WACO joins the acting community and the nation in mourning the loss of Michael K. Williams, who played Omar in the hit TV series The Wire. He was 54. The Brooklyn native was famous for that role as Omar Little in the gritty TV series “The Wire’’ and also as Chalky White in “Boardwalk Empire.” Williams was the co-founder and an advocate of "We Build the Block, demonstrating his commitment to community service and to others. #RestInPower @bkbmg
Our #WearableArtGala is a party with a purpose. Wh Our #WearableArtGala is a party with a purpose. Whether virtual or in person, we are proud of the art and artists who come together to support WACO, a nonprofit organization expanding opportunities in the arts. #Broadway is back! And as #artistappreciationmonth comes to a close, we’d like to lift up @syndeewinters, a talented performer who starred as Nala in #TheLionKing and shared her gifts with us at the Gala. Thank you, Syndee, for showing our program program participants—the Angels and Warriors—how to dream and achieve!
Today is the submission deadline! • Under the d Today is the submission deadline! • Under the direction of TV, film and theater veteran, Richard Lawson, WACO Theater Center in partnership with Yendor Theatre Company and Newark Symphony Hall present Black Terror by Richard Wesley. The play first premiered 50 years ago, in 1971. This presentation will be filmed remotely, and innovatively combine the best aspects of theater and film. The deadline for submissions is Friday August 27th, 2021 at 11:59pm PT. blackterror@wacotheatercenter.com Visit wacotheatercenter.com for breakdown information.
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