Consistent,
High Quality
Cultural Events
JOIN US AS WE BEGIN OUR 2026-2027 SEASON WITH
WORLD PREMIERE
THE NAM: Boys Of The Bamboo
Written and Directed by Layon Gray
November 5th, 2026 - November 15th, 2026
Captured and imprisoned in a bamboo cage deep in Vietnam, five Black soldiers confront the brutality of war, the pain of separation, and their deepest fears as they fight to survive, preserve their dignity, and make it home.Through memories of family, stories of home, humor, conflict, and dreams for the future, the men forge an unbreakable brotherhood. As captivity tests their courage and humanity, they discover that survival is not simply about escaping the cage, it is about refusing to let the war break their spirit.
THE NAM: Boys Of The Bamboo is a powerful story of resilience, sacrifice, and brotherhood, honoring the Black soldiers who served in Vietnam and the enduring spirit of those who refused to be broken.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH SHOW
Only Some of Gods Children or
Mississippi Magnolias
Written by Paris Crayton III
Directed by Herb Newsome
February 2027
Set two days after the 1963 March on Washington, John Malachi Curtis, and his best friend, William Cochise Brown, return home to Mississippi to unpack all of the emotions left over from the March, only to find John's son, Ezekiel, has been attacked during a sit-in protest. Betty, John's wife, wants to leave Mississippi for good but the promise of land and remnants of love makes John unwilling to do so. Only Some of God's Children or Mississippi Magnolias is a story of five different flowers just waiting to bloom.