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Selah Theatre Project is celebrating Black History Month

Happy Black History Month from Selah Theatre Project! we are so honored and blessed to see another Black History Month in 2021! We wanted to offer a reminder to celebrate the wonderful artistry created by Black artists, as well as engage you in positive conversation. This conversation is about the importance of exposing or showcasing Black talent in the Shenandoah Valley and across the nation.


During February 2021, we are posting clips from different plays written by Black playwrights, poets and authors performed by our actors at Selah Theatre Project. We want to rejoice in the strength and power of Black artistry which has created change, motivation and inspiration. Be inspired today, no matter your race or ethnicity. Be encouraged to create.  Witness the creative accomplishments that were made for all of us to take part.  


So, let us pause and take a moment to celebrate Black Artistry...together. Please enjoy these performances. New performances will appear through the month of February as they are released. 


Happy Black History Month! 

 

~Selah

#CelebratingBlackArtistry - Joanne Thompson
05:17

#CelebratingBlackArtistry - Joanne Thompson

Selah Theatre Project presents works from Black playwrights, poets and artist performed by local Black actors. This episode features Joanne Thompson performing “For My People” written by Margaret Walker. *Music licensed through VideoShop App. *Blue Train by John Coltrane
#CelebratingBlackArtistry - Eric Lee Santiful
08:27

#CelebratingBlackArtistry - Eric Lee Santiful

Selah Theatre Project presents works from Black playwrights, poets and artist performed by local Black actors. This episode features Eric Lee Santiful perform “Soldier With A Secret” from The Colored Museum written by George C. Wolfe. *Music licensed through VideoShop App. *Blue Train by John Coltrane
#CelebrateBlackArtistry - Gary Hines
01:32

#CelebrateBlackArtistry - Gary Hines

Selah Theatre Project presents works from Black playwrights, poets and artist performed by local Black actors. This episode features Gary Hines performing “Stool Pigeon” from King Hedley II written by August Wilson. *Music licensed through VideoShop App. *Blue Train by John Coltrane
#CelebratingBlackArtistry - Jacole Freeman
02:07

#CelebratingBlackArtistry - Jacole Freeman

Selah Theatre Project presents works from Black playwrights, poets and artist performed by local Black actors. This episode features Jacole Freeman performing “Water it yr dam self” from For Colored Girls Who Considered Suicide /When The Rainbow Is Enuf written by Ntozake Shange *Music licensed through VideoShop App. *Blue Train by John Coltrane
#CelebratingBlackArtistry - Julonda and Ava
01:39

#CelebratingBlackArtistry - Julonda and Ava

Selah Theatre Project presents works from Black playwrights, poets and artist performed by local Black actors. This episode features best pals Julonda and Ava performing “Hey Black Child” written by Countee Cullen. *Music licensed through VideoShop App. *Blue Train by John Coltrane
#CelebratingBlackArtistry - G. Hines
01:12

#CelebratingBlackArtistry - G. Hines

Selah Theatre Project presents works from Black playwrights, poets and artist performed by local Black actors. This episode features Gary Hines performing “I, Too” written by Langston Hughes. *Music licensed through VideoShop App. *Blue Train by John Coltrane
#CelebratingBlackArtistry - E. Santiful
06:28

#CelebratingBlackArtistry - E. Santiful

Selah Theatre Project presents works from Black playwrights, poets and artist performed by local Black actors. This episode features Eric Lee Santiful performing “Quotes from James Baldwin” written or spoken by James Balwin. *Music licensed through VideoShop App. *Blue Train by John Coltrane
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