On FEBRUARY 9, 2010 Jomama Jones will release her long-awaited CD, LONE STAR and celebrate with a CD-Release Party and Concert at JOE’S PUB IN NYC!!
To get your tickets AND to download a song that I wrote the lyrics for CLICK HERE!
Jomama Jones is legendary. Born in Hardtimes Mississippi City, USA, Jones took the top of the charts two decades ago with hits like “Ghetto (In My Mind)” and “Afromatic.” Her solo career led her across oceans and into the hearts of dreamers, dancers, lovers and the socially engaged. Tonight, celebrate Jones’s stellar return to the stage as well as the release of her comeback CD, Lone Star. Jomama Jones will be joined by musical director Bobby Halvorson and her Sweet Peaches – vocalists Grisha Coleman, Helga Davis and Sonja Perryman.
Stay tuned for more about Jomama Jones Here
Links Hall in partnership with the National Performance Network presents
A Workshop Production of blood pudding
Written and Directed by Sharon Bridgforth
Fri & Sat December 18-19, 2009 | 8pm
Post show opening night reception following
Friday performanceTickets online $12.50 general / $8.00 students. Tickets at the door $15 general / $10 students
Links Hall | 3435 N. Sheffield Avenue, Suite 207 | Chicago, IL
For tickets or more information visit Click Here or call 773.281.0824
blood pudding
Written & Directed by Sharon Bridgforth
Featuring: K. Bradford, Misty DeBerry, Jano Layne, Erica Mott, Ni’Ja Whitson and Nyx.blood pudding is ritual jazz theatre celebrating the history of Black people in New Orleans. Set in times then and now, blood pudding explores a landscape of magic made of spirit and blood. Memory. Prayer. Dreams. The piece is choreographed. Text is sung. A sense of the living, dead and unborn co-existing is communicated through many narrators layering languages and polyrhythmic telling. The stage is a living altar, honoring Indigenous people, Blackness and revolutions made of Love.
ALSO JOIN US FOR
Excerpts of new short works by artists who participated in the Walk With Me Mentorship Program facilitated by Sharon Bridgforth:Links Hall in partnership with the National Performance Network Community Fund presents: K. Bradford, Jano Layne, Erica Mott, Ni’Ja Whitson and Nyx
Sunday, December 20, 7pm Tickets online $5 / $8 at the door
Links Hall
3435 N. Sheffield Avenue, Suite 207 | Chicago, IL 60657
For more information visit Links Hall or call 773.281.0824
MY PA: Born Ellwyn Keith Perryman, October 1, 1925 in Taft, Muskogee, Oklahoma on a Creek Indian Feedman Tract (160 Acres) along the Arkansas River….Pa says….”By the way I am a World War 11 Veteran, a College Graduate, who fought for something I am still Longing for!!
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Artist/Scholar Omi Osun Joni L. Jones interviews Artist/Scholar E. Patrick Johnson. E. Patrick is author of Sweet Tea Black Gay Men of the South.
The Theatrical Presentation of Sweet Tea: Black Gay Men of the South, Written and Performance by E. Patrick Johnson Directed by Daniel Alexander Jones
PREMIERES
May 7 – 30, 2010. Viaduct Theatre
3111 N. Western Avenue. Chicago, IL
Produced by Institute for the Study of Women & Gender in the Arts & Media and About Face Theatre. Tickets required, for more information: 312-369-8829 Stay tuned at Institute for the Study of Women & Gender in the Arts & Media.
