Perri’s Week of Culture May 22–29 7 min read May 22– 29, 2015 was an incredible week of innovative art and theatre that heralded the promise of a plethora of ingenious and innovative perspectives to... Read More
Perri Gaffney
Perri Gaffney adapted her novel, The Resurrection of Alice (J. California Cooper “I love this book!”), into an award winning play. She co-authored two texts with Mitch Weiss; Managing Artists in Pop Music and The Business of Broadway, has articles in Black Masks, African Eye, and The Charlotte Observer, and several poetry commissions.
Perri’s Week of Culture May 22–29 7 min read
“For The Last Time” 3 min read Through June 20, 2015 Tuesday, 7:00pm, Wednesday – Saturday 8:00pm Saturday matinee 2:00pm; Sunday matinee 3:00pm Theater Row’s Clurman Theatre 410 West 42nd Street Manhattan FOR THE LAST... Read More
B.B. King: Legends Live 7 min read The thing about legends is they never die. The uniqueness they bring to the world, whether in song, science, fashion, philosophy, and . . .—countless... Read More
Our Courier of Culture 3 min read Wonderful sums up these past few days for me hanging with Mr. Ronn Bunn, the man who shall be henceforth christened Our Courier of Culture!... Read More
Amas Musical Theatre Company Celebration 3 min read
On Monday, March 30, 2015 at the Baruch Performing Arts Center, the Amas Musical Theatre Company, under the artistic leadership of Donna Trinkoff, celebrated its star-studded 46th Anniversary... Read More
Garland Lee Thompson, Sr.’s Memorial Service On February 14, 2015 Crystal Field OBIE Award winning actress and co-founder/Artistic Director of Theater for the New City, during Act II of Garland Lee Thompson,... Read More
Leo Holder Dancing Into The Light 7 min read Celebrity children often live in the shadows of their famous kin. Media spotlights generally pit the high achievement of siblings against siblings, or parent against... Read More
Paul Lawrence Dunbar and George D. Gaffney 6 min read Paul Laurence Dunbar is one of America’s greatest and most prolific poets. Born June 27, 1872 in Dayton, Ohio to parents who had been slaves, he... Read More