410 East 64th Street
Office Suite 43
New York, NY 10065
Winter 2024
Our History
Global Theater Film and Arts Audiences has been in existence for several years and is based in New York. The theater principally stages educational and American historical narratives that have impacted the lives of people of color and others. The theater is a serious and vital American theater that tells the story of the struggles and triumphs of our people and our country’s history. The arts organization has signature productions that are quite well regarded and received, such as: Whistle in Mississippi: The Lynching of Emmett Till; The Meeting; Camp Logan; Rage, Resistance and Revelry; Harriet Tubman Herself; I, Barbara Jordan; and much more. Frequently, Global has presented historical documentaries and panel discussions after both plays and films. These sessions and events are exciting and become a great way for our youth to learn about the history of our republic.
Global Theater, Film, and Arts Audiences is asking for considerable contributions to help us through this season and help with the erection of the Black Wall Street Museum and Performing Arts Center. Gifts of contribution will go towards the education and formation of young lives through the arts. Your gifts will be acknowledged publicly in our theater programs and banners. We can have an aisle, a wing an entrance a rehearsal room, a video room, a front door and other naming rights and opportunities. Donors will have the opportunity to be presenters of our plays and other special events during our theater seasons. Too, contributors will have opportunities to sponsor primary, grammar, secondary and tertiary schools (colleges), girl and boy scout groups, Sunday school church groups, countless organizations, civic groups, senior groups, and organizations for veterans. A great and vital opportunity for civic-minded donors will be to underwrite the cost of having our plays staged for our often overlooked and marginalized citizens in juvenile and detention centers, homeless shelters, hospitals, jails and prisons.
Immediate, Short-term Goals:
- Public, private, charter and religious school students will attend our productions free of charge
- Defray the costs of complimentary admissions for primary, middle school, secondary school students
- Unemployed individuals as well as some senior citizens can also attend our productions .
- Printed programs, promotional flyers and other advertisements for our productions.
- Costs involved in distribution all promotional materials (posters, magnets, flyers, postcards) for our plays
- Fees (often confiscatory) in renting theater spaces within and without the city
- Fees for various theater space rentals (which can be costly).
- Costs for theater rehearsal spaces (which are always sorely needed)
- Truly, we need a permanent, real home for our theater
- Venues for our productions
- Electrical, audio and lighting equipment for our plays (instead of having to rent such items)
- Fees for the services of the videographer for our productions (these videos serve as learning and improving tools for our actors)
- Costumes for various theater productions (as the productions are often of a historical nature and require period costumes as well as chairs, furnishings and sets)
- Fees (small compensations) for our actors and theater personnel
- Transportation costs whenever productions are on the road and also bus and car fares for actors, theater personnel, interns, volunteers and assistants
- Incidental costs for permission to use copy written and other authorial materials
Longer Term Goals:
- Creation of the Black Wall Street Museum Educational and Performance Arts Center (BWSMEPAC). We plan to have this center ready by Autumn 2025.
- Youth Dance Lessons at BWSMEPAC
- Youth Music Lessons at BWSMEPAC
- Youth Drama Lessons at BWSMEPAC
- An after-school and community center where arts activities will be in full bloom as well as concerns of the community. The above-mentioned center is sorely lacking not only in our community in New York but in countless other cities and towns. Said center will a place where youth can be in a safe, nurturing, and empowering environment as late as 10pm nightly.
- Goals: to perform in other locations such as: Washington, D.C; Virginia; Austin, Texas; Seattle, Washington; Portland, Oregon; San Francisco and San Diego in California; Chicago; Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Israel; Cairo, Egypt; Rabat and Casablanca, Morocco; Nairobi and Mombasa, Kenya; Addis Ababa, Ethiopia; Asmara, Eritrea; Kigali, Rwanda; Kolkata and New Delhi, India; Harare, Zimbabwe; Lagos and Abuja, Nigeria; Accra, Ghana; Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire; Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania; Kampala, Uganda; Johannesburg, and Cape Town, South Africa; London and Manchester, UK; Munich and Berlin, Germany; Edinburgh, Scotland; Budapest, Hungary; Prague, Czech Republic; Sydney and Melbourne, Australia; Christchurch and Auckland, New Zealand; the Caribbean; Central America; South America and Canada.
The Black Wall Street Theater and Music Festival
The BWS Theater and Music Festival will be a series of arts events held during a week-long observation & celebration of Black achievement, including workshops on building and maintaining an economic floor for the black community. Historically, there were a number of black business districts such as in Oklahoma, Florida, and elsewhere that were burned down to the ground in the long period of catastrophic white supremacist activities (after the Reconstruction period through the early part of the 20th century).
The Black Wall Street Theater and Music Festival will require considerable financial resources to stage and to assist in our ongoing efforts to stage the Black Wall Street Museum Educational and Performance Arts Center which will celebrate the achievements of African-Americans throughout the republic's history (commencing in the 1607 Jamestown settlement or, by general acclamation, the 1619 arrival through the present day). The museum will pay tribute to the destruction of countless successful Black communities and, happily, the continuation of others that were established throughout the country from the mid to late 1800’s into the mid-20th centuries).
The Creation of the Black Wall Street Museum Educational and Performance Arts Center
We hope to have the Black Wall Street Museum Educational and Performance Arts Center erected by Autumn 2025 in the village of Harlem and will be a learning center for the community, the city, and young people throughout the tri-state area.
This center will be a place for the youth to engage in the arts and for them have a place to go as a clear alternative to getting caught up in the snares of some of the sadder activities of inner city life. The center will serve as a much needed after-school space, and it will be a safe, emotionally supporting and caring environment for our youth. Our fervent hope and prayer is that the building that will become our Performing Arts Center will be given to us as a gift from some generous soul and/or from some other source (federal, state, city, landlord, property owner or an organization). Said building will be open 7 days a week and available to the entire community and city.
Global Theater Audiences firmly believes in the transformational development of our youth and others through the arts. Therefore, we implore everyone (including organizations, corporations, companies, houses of worship, institutions, and all civic groups) who are able to make significant financial contributions of 5,000, 10,000, 25,000, 40,000 or more. It will go a long way to our immediate goals of Global Theater Audiences - and commence our path to achieving the long-term goals to create the Black Wall Street Museum Educational and Performance Arts Center.
Global Theater Audiences is of course reaching out to everyone to contribute as their budget allows. Every contribution no matter how small is significant. We thank everyone in advance for their generosity and their heartfelt contributions in creating a vision of a better world through the arts (Crucially, Global Theater Audiences operates under a 501c3 umbrella, and therefore contributions can be tax-deductible.)
Global Theater Audiences is deeply committed to educational and transformative theater. Founder and visionary J. Bailey Morgan and his staff of actors and volunteers have embarked on nothing short of building a beloved community as outlined by the late, great, enfabled, and prophetic Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (whose long, overarching, loving and enveloping shadow we live in and celebrate). Global Theater Audiences is a multicultural, multiracial undertaking. Global Theater Audiences welcomes you as a friend in making our vision and our theater yet another contribution in the creation of a desperately hoped-for world.
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Upcoming Events
Kwanzaa Film Festival Presents
Black History Month Symposium
Celebrating Films That
HEAL
Panel Discussions: Your Brain on Art, Dispelling the Myth of Youth Activism,
Mentoring for the Future of Healthcare
Honoree Kwame Amoaku,
Deputy Commisioner of Films and Television
New York City
Saturday, February 3, 2024
10:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Columbia University
601 Broadway & 125 Street
Harlem, NY
Kwanzaa Film Festival Celebrates
Dr. Martin Luther King
Films and entertainment including the reading of
Martin Luther King Speeches by actors and community leaders.
Saturday, January 13, 2024
1:00 to 9:00 PM
Maysles Cinema
343 Malcolm X Blvd.
New York, NY 10027
KWANZAA FILM FESTIVAL 2023
DECEMBER 26-30, 2023
Schomburg Center
515 Malcolm X Boulevard
(135th St. and Malcolm X Blvd.)
New York, NY
For More Information
(917) 275-6975
Kwanzaa Film Festival
Invites You To Our
Unity Award Ceremony & Opening Film
Tuesday, December 26, 2023
Doors open at 5pm
Showtime at 7pm
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
515 Malcolm X Boulevard
New York, NY
Featuring Nkiruka by Nabila Lester
The Wealthiest Man in the World by Josiah Johnson
Presentation from the Mayor's Office
Also a Sneak Peak of Chadwick Boseman documentary
"Moses Pie" by Safiya Songhai
For More Information
(917) 995-3936
Kwanzaa Film Festival Presents
JUNETEENTH
A Freedom Celebration
Monday, June 19, 2023
3PM to 7PM
Come join us to celebrate the day of freedom of African-Americans.
The Shrine
2271 Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem, NY
Produced by Ina Norris & JB Morgan
For More Information
(917) 995-2936
Kwanzaa Film Festival 2023
Winter/Spring Schedule
In A Woman Productions
in association with
Global Theater Audiences
Presents
Monday, February 27, 2023
Black History Monolouge Slam
6PM to 10PM
Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Women's History Book Signing Party
6PM
Wednesday, April 7, 2023
Everything Billie:
Billie Holiday's Birthday Celebration
6PM to 10PM
Thursday, June 19, 2023
Juneteenth Party and Expression
4PM to 8PM
Producer: Ina Norris
Associate Producer: JB Morgan
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
(917) 995-2936
kwanzaafilmfestival@gmail.com
Kwanzaa Film Festival 2022
12/26/2022 - 1/1/2023
Films for the community, workshops, kwanzaa shopping and rituals.
Producers In A Woman Productions & GlobalThater Audiences
Producer Ina Norris
Associate Producer JB Morgan
African Redemption: The Life and Legacy of Marcus Garvey
A film by Roy T. Anderson
Special Screening
August 17, 2022
The special screening of the honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey takes place on 17 August 2022
at the Marcus Garvey Amphitheater in the village of Harlem in Manhattan.
Sample This
The Birth of Hip Hop
Come celebrate BLACK MUSIC MONTH. SAMPLE THIS traces the impact of the incredible Bongo Band's "Apache", which played a key role in the birth of hip-hop after Kook Herc began sampling it.
Tuesday, June 14, 2022
Film at 4:30 PM
Discussion at 6:00 PM
Free/Limited Seating
Street Corner Resource's PEACE PLEX
100B West 131st St. (near Lenox Ave.)
New York, NY
Or Participate Virtually
Watch the film on Netflix and the join the discussion on ZOOM at 5:45 PM
https://bit.ly/3MyiFzt
Kwanzaa Film Festival
February 26, 2022
Maysles Cinema
343 Lenox Avenue/Malcolm X Boulevard
New York, NY 10027
(Click for a larger view)
Celebration and Recognition of Kwanzaa Film Festival by the U.S. Representative of the Thirteenth Congressional District of New York in the 117th Congress
December 26, 2021
"WHEREAS, JB Morgan has embodied the values of Kwanzaa and through their work they have enriched their communities and made New York City a better place to work, live and play;"
SENIOR ADVISOR FOR THE CULINARY ARTS
African Restaurant Week
OCTOBER 9-10, 2021
Brooklyn College
Hellel Campus
CREDITED ADVISOR FOR
Documentary film on Marcus Mosiah Garvey
Primary Screening took place
AUGUST 16th, 2021
Catholic Charity HQ
New York
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE
presents
Two Iconic Women of The Unforgettable Women of the Movement
They stood side by side with the men whose voices defined the movement and marched on when those voices were silenced.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2020
6:30 pm
Free Admission
Raymour & Faligan
100 W 125th St.,
New York, NY 10027
INFO & BOOKING:
Michael Green 646 488 9576
Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
New Rules for Back 2 School Blues
Interactive Workshop for Young People
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020
6:00 pm
Free Admission
Raymour & Faligan
100 W 125th St.,
New York, NY 10027
INFO & BOOKING:
Michael Green 646 488 9576
Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE
presents
The Meeting
by Jeff Stetson
The Meeting is an engaging and intelligent play that depicts a fictional account of a secret meeting between Malcom X and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Following the bombing of Malcom X's home and shortly before he was assassionated, Malcolm and Martin meet in a room inside the historic Theresa Hotel.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020
2:00 pm
Admission $5.00
JPAC
153-10 Jamainca Ave., Jamaica, NY
For Tickets:
https://jcal.meeter-app.com/event/xpqJeGVcFV
INFO & BOOKING:
Michael Green 646 488 9576
Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP
presents
The Day Harlem Saved Dr. King
Written & Directed By Michael Green
This is a multimedia, theatrical reenactment that depicts the day, over sixty years ago, when Dr. King was nearly stabbed to death on September 20, 1958 at a book signing on 125th Street in the heart of Harlem. He was rushed to Harlem Hospital where a team of gifted doctors worked diligently to save his life. When it was learned that the assailant was a black women, everyone pondered the same question...why? Dr. King would live to tell America and the world about a dream he had and become the most celebrated icon of the Civil Rights movement.
FREE ADMISSION
Monday, January 27, 6:30pm
Queens Public Library
CENTRAL (AUDITORIUM)
89-11 Merrick Blvd. • (718) 990-0778
F
to 169th Street • Numerous buses go to the 165th Street bus terminal.
Monday, February 10, 6:00pm
Queens Public Library
FLUSHING (AUDITORIUM)
41-17 Main Street • (718) 661-1200
7 to Flushing-Main St. • LIRR Port Washington Line to Flushing-Main St.
Q12, Q13, Q17, Q19, Q20A, Q25, Q26, Q27, Q34, Q44 Q50, Q58, Q65, Q66
The Day Harlem Saved Dr. King
The Greather Allen A.M.E. Cathedral of New York Joint Board of Directors
Celebrates
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Days
Monday, January 20, 2020
11:00 AM
Location:
The Greather Allen A.M.E. Cathedral of New York
110-31 Merrick Blvd. Jamaica, NY 11433
Tickets:
$35 Adults
$15 Children Under 12
For More Information:
718-206-4600
www.allencathedral.org
Soul Doctor
Their Music Woke Up the World!
The history-shaping friendship of "Rock Star Rabbi" SHOLOMO CARLEBACH
and "High Priestess of Soul" NINA SIMONE
January, 20, 2020
3:00 PM
FREE ADMISSION, RSVP
Location:
AMC Magic Johnson Harlem
2309 Frederick Douglass Blvd.
Trubone Trilogy of Truth
by Shades of Truth Theatre / Voza Rivers New Heritage Theatre Group with Harlem Advocates for Seniors
Saturday, November 9, 2019
6:00 PM – 8:30 PM EST
Location:
Williams Institutional CME Church
2239 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd
New York City, NY 10030
TRUBONE
In a world that has never truly atoned for the sins of slavery, enters TRUBONE, a man of an indeterminate age…a gifted storyteller, profound and irreverent, he tells it like it is because it was what it was!He takes you on a journey from the slave ship to the auction block, from the sun-drenched cotton fields of the Deep South to the bloody battlefields of the Civil War and World War I.
Are these the rantings of a delusional old man? Or the inspired recollections of a man preserved by time to rewrite history without pause or apology!
An Almon Project Event
In association with
Fountain of Life Ministries & Global Theater & Arts
Presents
Africa Is Calling
A Benefit Gospel Concert
In aid of Vacational Training for you men & women of Liberia, West Africa
A Celebration of the Arts
Poetry, Praise Dance, Songs...
Saturday, August 3, 2019
6:00 pm
Harriet Tubman Learning Center
250 West 127th Street, Harlem, NY 10027
TICKETS
$25.00 Now
$30.00 At the Door
For more information call:
908-821-6504
A Trip to The National Black Theater Festival
Winston-Salem, NC
July 31st - August 4th, 2019
The National Black Theatre Festival is one of the Largest Festivals in the USA
with over 60 thousand Guests Attending
Entire Trip is only $800
Departing from the State Office Building on 125th Street and 7th Avenue at 2 AM Wednesday July 31st.
Must Book Promptly to Guarantee Accommodation
Global Theater and Arts for Trip Package,
Call Jay
Phone: 646-944-3412 or 917-330-0132
Travel Agent: JL Moses Since 1990
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP
with Harlem Advocates for Seniors
in association with
JOSEPH P KENNEDY CENTER & CATHOLIC CHARITIES
presents
Mothers of the Movement
A Celebration in Word, Song and Scenes
One by one they reveal their pain, their resolve and the unspoken affinity they have for each other.
Written & Directed by Michael Green
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2019
7:00 pm
SUNDAY, JULY 21, 2019
4:00 pm
Joseph P. Kennedy Center
34 West 134th Street.
New York City, NY 10037
TICKETS
General Admission - $25.00
Seniors, Students & Groups of 10 or more - $20.00
Groups of 25 or More - $15.00
INFO & BOOKING:
Michael Green 646 488 9576
Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP
presents
Mothers of the Movement
Tribute in Word & Song
SUNDAY, MAY 25, 2019
4:00 pm
Williams Institutional CME
2239 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd.
New York City, NY 10027
INFO & BOOKING:
Michael Green 646 488 9576
Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
Harlem International Film Festival 2019
Celebrating the art of cinema in the home of the Harlem Renaissance, The Harlem International Film Festival (Hi) inspires and entertains by honoring dynamic films by anyone about anything under the sun.
MAY 16-19, 2019
Global Theater and Film Audiences were Sponsors of this year's event.
THEATRE ROW
A Program of Building for the Arts NY, Inc.
presents
Miracle In Rwanda:
United Nations 25th Anniversary Commemoration Show
A play crafted by Leslie Lewis and co-creator Edward Vilga, with an uplifting message of forgiveness and compassion, MIRACLE IN RWANDA is based on the life of New York Times Bestselling author of Left To Tell, Immaculee Ilibagiza. MIRACLE IN RWANDA chronicles the dramatic events of Immaculée Ilibagiza during the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. The message is one of personal empowerment, of overcoming all obstacles through the power of faith, and ultimately finding peace of mind amidst unbelievable hardship. Often called “our generation’s Anne Frank”—yet one who thankfully survived—the true miracle of Immaculée’s story is her ability to forgive.
This lauded one-woman play was recently successfully staged at the Lion Theater and has been performed in North America and elsewhere for a dozen years. Too, at the invitation of the Rwandan Ambassador to the United Nations, “Miracle in Rwanda” was staged there on the occasion of the quarter century commemoration of the genocide (April 2019.)
MONDAY, APRIL 29, 2019
6:00 pm
1 United Nations Plaza,
New York, NY 10017
also
Extended 7 week off-broadway run at the
Lion Theater
West 42nd Street, Manhattan
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP
WITH HARLEM ADVOCATES FOR SENIORS
presents
MLK: Up Close & Personal
From His Childhood to the March on Washington
A One Man Show featuring MICHAEL GREEN as MLK
This is an engaging exegesis of the life Martin Luther King Jr, from his boyhood years to coming of age as the son and grandson of Baptist ministers. After graduating college with honors at the age of nineteen, Martin meets and marries the love of his life Coretta Scott. He then embarks on a journey that will transform his life as well as history when he is tasked with leading the Montgomery bus boycott. Relive his most shining moment at “The March on Washington” King was not just a man with a dream he was a man with a vision and a plan.
FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2019
6:00 pm
RAYMOUR & FLANIGAN FURNITURE
100 W 125th Street.
New York City, NY 10027
near Malcolm X Blvd.
FREE ADMISSION
RSVP at : www.eventbrite.com
INFO & BOOKING:
Michael Green 646 488 9576
Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP & HARLEM ADVOCATES FOR SENIORS
In Association with When Harlem Saved a King & Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Center & Catholic Charities
presents
The Day Harlem Saved Dr. King
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
Emotionally Engaging Edutainment for the Entire Family
Written & Directed By Michael Green
Executive Producer Voza Rivers
Some recall the exact moment they heard that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 2018. But did you know that Dr. King was stabbed in the chest at a book signing on 125th street in 1958? He was rushed to Harlem Hospital where a dedicated team of Doctors saved his life.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2019
3:00 pm
Kennedy Center
34 West 134th Street.
New York City, NY 10037
TICKETS
General Admission - $25.00
Seniors and Students - $18.50
Groups of 10 or More - $15.00
Tickets online: www.eventbrite.com
INFO & BOOKING:
Michael Green 646 488 9576
Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP
In Association with Harlem Advocates for Seniors
presents
ML: THE KING YEARS 7-34
Featuring Michael Green as Martin Luther King, Jr.
This is an engaging exegesis of the life Martin Luther King Jr, from his boyhood years to coming of age as the son and grandson of Baptist ministers. After graduating college with honors at the age of nineteen, Martin meets and marries the love of his life Coretta Scott. He then embarks on a journey that will transform his life as well as history when he is tasked with leading the Montgomery bus boycott. Relive his most shining moment at “The March on Washington” King was not just a man with a dream he was a man with a vision and a plan.
Friday, February 1 , 2019
6:00 PM
1199 SEIU
310 West 43rd Street
New York City, NY 10027
TICKETS
$15.00
Tickets online: www.eventbrite.com
Michael Green 646 488 9576
Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
shadesoftruththeatre@gmail.com
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP
In Association with Harlem Advocates for Seniors and Williams Institutional CME
presents
The Day Harlem Saved Dr. King
An Amazing Theatrical Re-Enactment
Emotionally Engaging Edutainment for the Entire Family
Written & Directed By Michael Green
Produced by Michael Green & J.B. Morgan
Some recall the exact moment they heard that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 2018. But did you know that Dr. King was stabbed in the chest at a book signing on 125th street in 1958? He was rushed to Harlem Hospital where a dedicated team of Doctors saved his life.
OPENING NIGHT SHOW AND RECEPTION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2019
7:30 pm
Williams Institutional CME Church
2239 Adam C Powell Blvd. between 131st - 132nd St.
New York City, NY 10027
TICKETS
$35.00
ADDITIONAL SHOWTIMES:
Friday, January 18, 2019
Saturday, January 19, 2019
Sunday, January 20, 2019
Monday, January 21, 2019
7:30 pm
Williams Institutional CME Church
2239 Adam C Powell Blvd. between 131st - 132nd St.
New York City, NY 10027
TICKETS
General Admission - $25.00
Seniors and Students - $18.50
Tickets online: www.eventbrite.com
Michael Green 646 488 9576/Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
Previous Productions
Join Us for a Fundraising Event and Film Screening of Roy Anderson's
Queen Nanny
Legendary Maroon Chieftainess
Fundraiser for the completion of Roy Anderson's
Marcus Garvey: The Untold Story
December 16, 2018
Program Starts at 2:30 pm
Special Musical Performance by Khalilah Rose
Food & Beverages Included
Harlem Kennedy Center
34 West 134th Street
New York City, NY
Suggested Donation:
$40.00
Rosemarie 718 613 9116
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP READING SERIES
presents
A Pre-Production Staged Reading of
When Gold Turns Black
By Ron Wilks with Lawrence Winslow
Produced by Michael Green & J.B. Morgan
1968. Tommie Smith and John Carlos, Both heralded world class sprinters bound for Olympic glory but are fed up with systemic racism and the mistreetment of black Athletes. The men make a solemn commitment to use the world's largest stage to make a profound statement, a powerful gesture that defined a movement and inspired generations. This is their story.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018
7:30 pm
Williams Institutional CME Church
2239 Adam C Powell Blvd. between 131st - 132nd St.
New York City, NY 10027
Requested Minimum Contribution: $10.00
RSVP available online: www.eventbrite.com
Michael Green 646 488 9576/Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
SHADES OF TRUTH THEATRE & VOZA RIVERS / NEW HERITAGE THEATRE GROUP
present
BARBARA JORDAN: I Dared To Be Me!
A Play Written by
Michael Green with Karen Brown
Directed by Michael Green
BARBARA JORDAN DIDN’T BREAK THE RULES…
SHE CHANGED THEM!!!
SATURDAY JUNE 23, 2018
3:00 pm
HARLEM HOSPITAL CAVE AUDITORIUM
2nd Floor
(506 Malcolm X Blvd (Harlem)
TICKETS
Early Bird - $15 (limited time)
Group of 10 or more $10
General Admission $20
VIP Reception $35
Our first annual Board of Directors' VIP reception
(Pre-Post?)
1:30pm or 4:30pm
Tickets online: www.eventbrite.com/BJordan
Michael Green 646 488 9576/Chiquita 914 297 8286
JB Morgan 646 944 3412 or 917 330 0132
First Annual VIP Reception
Last Tango in Harlem
2018 - Short Film. J. Bailey Morgan, Producer/Actor
Sweet Thang
2017 - Short Film. J. Bailey Morgan, Producer/Actor
ML: The King Years 4-34
Black History is American History. Presented by Shades of Truth Theatre & Voza Rivers/ New Heritage Theatre Group & Williams Institutional CME Church. Where:
Williams Institutional CME,
2229 Adam Clayton Powell. When: Sunday, February 25, 2018 - 11:00 am.
Whistle in Mississippi: The Lynching of Emmett Till
Play Synopsis: In 1955, Emmett and his cousin, both from Chicago, went to visit family in Mississippi... according to several versions, Emmett whistled at a white woman and some say he grabbed her hand and asked her for a date; others say all he did was say 'bye, baby' as he left the store. Myths, lies and misinformation abound. Whistle in Mississippi...explores the impact of the brutal murder of Emmett Till and the powerful ripples of change that transformed our quest for the freedom into a struggle for humanity. The play also introduces a young boy whose vibrant personality and charismatic disposition always left a wrinkle in the forehead and a smile on your face.
The "Whistle In Mississippi: The Lynching of Emmett Till" production will occur Sunday 15 October 2017 at 6:00pm in Co-op City and the Black Lady theater in Brooklyn. This play is one of many in the run up to Black Wall Street Theater and Music Festival commencing Memorial Day weekend 2018. We look forward to having a large turnout and we thank you in advance. It helps in efforts to build the Black Wall Street Museum Educational & Performance Center in New York City. The fundraiser tickets are only $100.00.
Here are scenes and photos, including a video clip (https://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=I8GLa3XeZUE&authuser=0 from Whistle in Mississippi: The Lynching of Emmett Till) as well as our current and past productions over the decades:
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"The Friend & Films Fundraiser!” features a stellar line up of films written and directed by China L. Colston: award-nominated feature film “Dark Seed”, “Same Ole, Same Ole” (a comedy short), and a staged reading of the short film dramedy “Sweet Than.”
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“The Friend & Films Fundraiser!” was held at the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Community Center, which located at 34 West 134th St. in New York City, New York on Sunday, 11 June 2017. This event is one of many in the run up to Black Wall Street Theater and Music Festival commencing Memorial Day weekend 2018. We look forward to having a large turnout and we thank you in advance. It helps in efforts to build the Black Wall Street Museum Educational & Performance Center in New York City.
Through the use of narratives, spoken word & dramatic scenes of rage, resistance and revelry, "Tru Bone," along with an ensemble will help you experience the deep hurt, the spiritual joy and the ultimate resolve of resistance!…underscored by African drums and vocalists. This 90 minute tour de force is supported by a myriad mix of multimedia of both sight & sound.
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The Meeting
In Association with Catholic Charities, Presented by Shades of Truth Theatre & Voza Rivers/New Heritage Theatre Group
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The Meeting ...supposes a secret meeting between Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X ...an important and compelling play that offers viewers an opportunity to enjoy, study and reflect on the lives of two leaders who put the integrity and principle of freedom above the material riches that so many sell out for.
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(Noteworthy, we have included two addenda to this letter: one is a funding table for the Black Wall Street Museum and Performing Arts Center; the second is a list of events where we participated in a performance and/or as a co-producer.)
The contributions matter a great deal, as our organization strives to provide quality events and workshops for the community and for the youth of our community as well. Please contact us concerning all levels of sponsorships, contributions, and in-kind donations. Global Theater Audiences wishes to thank all of you in advance for your gracious and vital support.
Deferentially,
J. Bailey Morgan
Producing Artistic Director/Global Theater Audiences,
Global Director of Institutional Advancement,
Principal Oral Historian /New Millennium Oral History Archives
Ph 646-944-3412
Ph 917-378-0549
Ph 917-330-0132
Addendum I
Herewith, Global Theater Audiences’ level of sponsorships (private, institutional, and corporate) for the erection of the Black Wall Street Museum Educational and Performance Arts Center in Autumn 2025:
Founding Sponsor
Presenting Sponsor
Capstone Sponsor
Cornerstone Sponsor
Keystone Sponsor Level
Anchor Sponsor Level
Platinum Sponsor Level
Diamond Sponsor Level
Gold Sponsor Level
Silver Sponsor Level
Bronze Sponsor Level
Emerald Sponsor Level
Sapphire Sponsor Level
Ruby Sponsor Level
Benefactor Sponsor Level
Archangel Sponsor Level
Angel Sponsor Level
Supporter Sponsor Level
Donor Sponsor Level
Contributor Sponsor Level
Builder Sponsor Level
Friend Sponsor Level
Addendum II
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Jesus, Myth or Master? |
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Bridges: Episode 2 All Roads lead to OZ |
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The Fall of the Kings |
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The Journey: A Story of the Israelites |
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The First Lady |
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Flambeaux |
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Bridges III |
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Bridges II |
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Bridges I |
Global Theater, Film and Arts Audiences, in an effort to promote its myriad of historical, educational and transformative programs, has partnered with CFB to market specialized, size 3 soccer balls. Said balls promoting global unity, can be purchased in large numbers by persons or organizations, and Global will place them with schools, community centers, and countless other youth programs. The donated balls will be made in honor of the organizations and donors making a purchase.
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