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In 2015, Marley Dias launched a campaign #1000BlackGirlBooks to collect 1,000 books that featured Black women and girl protagonists. Since then, Marley has written her own book, "Marley Dia…
In 2015, Marley Dias launched a campaign #1000BlackGirlBooks to collect 1,000 books that featured Black women and girl protagonists. Since then, Marley has written her own book, "Marley Dia…
Host Patrick Pacheco welcomes the four time Tony Award nominee Tovah Feldshuh to "THEATER: All the Moving Parts". Tovah talks about her new memoir "Lilyville: Mother, Daughter and Other Role…
As we hunger for Broadway to reopen, hearken back to the 1990s when shows such as Chicago and Rent changed the history of American theater. New York Post theater columnist Michael Riedel te…
Jeremy McQueen, Artistic Director and Choreographer of The Black Iris Project joins us to discuss his latest work, "Wild: Act 1", a film that explores systematic racism in the juvenile justi…
Actor Patrick Page discusses the role of the villain with Host Patrick Pacheco in the March 2021 episode of "THEATER: All the Moving Parts". Who doesn't love a good villain, and Patrick Page…
Only a few days before his passing, Carol Anne Riddell had the privilege of speaking with legendary choreographer Bob Avian about his memoir Dancing Man, co-written with author Tom Santopie…
Hail the American Bard! Playwright August Wilson transformed American theater with an unprecedented accomplishment, his 10-play cycle chronicling the lives of everyday Black people whose cas…
Pat Collins invited André De Shields, who plays Orpheus in "Hadestown", and Danny Burstein, who plays Alfred P. Doolittle in "My Fair Lady", to sit down in the Himan Brown Studio at CUNY TV…
Pat Collins invited André De Shields, who plays Orpheus in "HADESTOWN, and Danny Burstein, who plays the Father of the Bride in "My Fair Lady", to sit down in the Himan Brown Studio at CUNY…
On the premier episode of "THEATER: All The Moving Parts"", Host Patrick Pacheco welcomes the renowned and prolific playwright Theresa Rebeck.