Our 2007 - 2008 Theater Season



The Etymology of Bird
By Zakiyyah Alexander
Directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian
April 10 - May 18, 2008

Click Here To Read The Providence Journal Review of The Etymology of Bird!

FIRST LOOK Reading Series: New Play In Development
Monday, April 28th, 2008 at 7PM
Shoeshine Safari by John ADEkoje
Directed by Donald King

BOXOFFICE HOURS DURING THEATER SEASON:

Thursday 2-7
Friday 2-8
Saturday 1-8
Sunday 1-3

2007-2008 Programs

Now Accepting Applications for "Carnival in the Capital"

A 3-week exploration of the collaborative, artistic, and cultural traditions of Carnival around the world!
June 23-July 11, 2008
Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm
276 Westminster Street, Downtown Providence
Open to 5th-8th grade

Please visit the Education page for more information.

The Etymology of Bird Student Matinees: Each theater season, the Black Rep offers matinee performances to high school students at a reduced price of $10 a ticket ($8.50 available on Thursdays and Fridays during the theater season at 10am. Please contact the Box Office for scheduling and reservations.

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Education Brochure

Are you a musician who wants to perform at Sound Session 2008? Please send an EPK or link to your myspace and a one-page bio to micah@blackrep.org


Sound Session Youth Masquerade Camp
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Sound Session Masquerade Camp Production Manager Job Description

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Tonight at the Black Rep:
Salsa lessons with Sydonee Harris
8:00 PM

Come down early for dance lessons with Sydonee Harris prior to salsa. A great value at only $3 more than the cover charge to hear Carlos De Leon and the UN Band.

Latin Jazz & Salsa is a demonstration of the Afro-Latino connection. Carlos De Leon and Clave Logic put a face and a sound to Latin musicians as part of the African Diaspora while further connecting the social, cultural and political relations between these musicians and the nature of their musical influences. Classes are offered in the music’s accompanying dance style to further support the appreciation of Afro-Latin culture and community.