gregory horton, the national black theatre festival's awardee for Lifetime Achievement in Costume Design, discusses his life, work, and career with kb saine in the first ever live recording of the black theatre history podcast. (recorded live at the Black Theatre Network 31st Annual Conference in winston-salem, NC.)
Read Morekb saine speaks with reginald wilson about Sugar Ray, a one-man show written by lawrence holder, directed by woodie king, and performed by reggie wilson. the play tells the full story of the life of sugar ray robinson, the famed middleweight boxing champion.
Read Morekb saine hosts a discussion woodie king (with special guest selaelo maredi castillo) about the new federal theatre's work & about the social impact & implications of race in contemporary theatre.
Read MoreEthyl Pitts Walker details who was in the room & what pieces were in place for the founding of The Black Theatre Network in 1986.
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