Tag Archives: Ty Jones

Rudy’s World: Harlem Arts Alliance Awards Ceremony

Posted on February 27, 2013 by | Leave a comment

A Celebration of Black Culture 1At Harlem’s School for the Arts, City Council members Robert Jackson and Inez Dickens hosted A Celebration of Black Culture award ceremony Honoring The Legendary Vy Higginsen, Voza Rivers of Harlem Arts Alliance, Marjorie Eliot of Harlem Parlor Jazz (award accepted by her Son), and Ty Jones of the classical Theater of Harlem. Continue reading →

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Listen To Radha Blank And Khadim Diop Discuss The New Play “Seed” Opening at

Posted on September 5, 2011 by | 1 Comment

On Labor Day, Monday, September 5th, Harlem World Magazine Radio Podcast host Danny Tisdale spoke to award-winning playwright Radha Blank (pictured) and young actor Khadim Diop about the new play “Seed” opening on September 16, 2011at the National Black Theatre in Harlem.

Listen here to this interesting conversation with Danny, Radha and Khadim as they discuss the play taking place in Harlem’s gentrification, the love song to a community and its children, and the A-team behind the play. Continue reading →

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HW Radio Podcast Discuss Wellness and Music In Harlem (update)

Posted on August 22, 2011 by | Leave a comment

Join Daniel Tisdale and Yolande Brener (left) as they discuss dance and body wellness with Kierra Foster-Ba, 5Rhythms teacher at Harlem Yoga Studio, and Carmen Victorino (bottom right), owner of Le Femme Suite pole dancing studio.

Ms. Brener follows up on her article “Movement Based Mediation: Shaking Spirit Waves in Harlem“ workshops based her own experience during one of her first person workshop at the Harlem Yoga Studio. Continue reading →

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‘Emancipation’ Serves Its Purpose

Posted on April 24, 2008 by | Leave a comment

The unusual venue in which it is being performed adds a chilling emotional resonance to “Emancipation,” Ty Jones’ new play… Continue reading →

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Where Malcolm X Died, A Drama About Race

Posted on April 13, 2008 by | Leave a comment

Five years ago, Ty Jones was working on his play, “Emancipation,” about the Nat Turner slave rebellion, when he passed through Southampton County, Va., the site of the 1831 uprising that left hundreds dead in its aftermath…. Continue reading →

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