Interview with Dr. Helen Johnson: Keeper of African-American Roots | 8/1978 Late-night television talk shows, at best are used to lull me to sleep. One night several years ago, I turned to the Joe Franklin Show... Read More
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Supporting African-American and Pan African Theatre A few months ago, I thought carefully about how ROUTES might show its support of African-American theatre. I decidedly chose August, as a point in... Read More
Table of Contents | 8/1978 7 Teddy Pendergrass written by Wayne Edwards 10 The Fatback Band written by Darryl Minger 13 The Peachtree: Soulful Dining written by Valerie Norman 16... Read More
Music Review |1979-9-4 On Stage Word that The Jones Girls were appearing at Club Leviticus for an exclusive premiere performance brought a steady stream of fans to the... Read More
Media: Book Beat | 7/1980 The Divine Miss M, a.k.a. Bette Midler, is on the loose. This time invading the literary world with a hilarious book written in a style... Read More
Theatre Review | 6/1980 Broadway not only represents the establishment, commercialism, and compromise — but also exposure and some sort of analysis. So a whoop should go up for... Read More
Table of Contents | 5/1979 Browse through this archived edition of ROUTES, A Guide to Black Entertainment. See what was important and what happened in the African-American community in May 1979.... Read More
Petronia Paley quenching her artistic thirsts Petronia Paley can confidently lay claim to the titles Actor, Director, Teacher, Fine Art Painter, Writer, and Producer. She’s actively pursued an acting career, but the other careers... Read More