Community Conversation: Exploring the Black Experience Through the Art of Theater

6:30 pm Free – RSVP Required

6:30 PM // Pre-Show Discussion in The Beauchamp Carr Room
7:30 PM // Performance of Purpose on The Coca-Cola Stage

The esteemed directors of three different plays from Atlanta’s premiere theaters explore aspects of Black identity, self examination and family legacy through their respective productions.

Join us at the Alliance Theatre to hear this insightful conversation from the following artists:

  • Addae Moon, Director of Fences (Theatrical Outfit)
  • Amanda Washington, Director of Choir Boy (Actor’s Express)
  • Keith Arthur Bolden, Director of Purpose (Alliance Theatre)

Attendees are encouraged to join us for the performance of Purpose on The Coca-Cola Stage immediately following the conversation – get show tickets.

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Featured Guests

A man with short curly hair and a salt-and-pepper beard wears a white shirt and silver jewelry, sitting against a plain light background.

Keith Arthur Bolden
Smiling man with long dark dreadlocks and a full gray beard, wearing a blue striped shirt and dark jacket, posed against a textured beige background in a portrait by Amanda Washington.

Addae Moon
Amanda Washington, a person with short hair, glasses, and earrings, looks directly at the camera, wearing a black top and layered necklaces against a plain background.

Amanda Washington

Venue

  • Alliance Theatre
  • 1280 Peachtree St NE
    Atlanta, GA 30309 United States     + Google Map
  • Phone 404.733.4600

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