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SUMMARY:Yankee Bajan
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Bajan is a unique collaboration between Barbadian artists and Barbadian descendants in the US. Yankee Bajan\, is a play with music written by Linda Parris-Bailey and directed by Dahlak Brathwaite. \nThe original play focuses on an African-American family’s response to racism and violence in the US and their sojourn to repatriate to their ancestral home in Barbados.
URL:http://mojafestival.com/event/yankee-bajan/
LOCATION:Dock Street Theatre\, 135 Church St\, Charleston\, SC\, 29401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Drama
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SUMMARY:Paradise Blue
DESCRIPTION:This dramatic drama by Dominique Morisseau unravels a story about a Detroit neighborhood called Black Bottom\, at the heart of a club district called Paradise Valley\, where a trumpeter called Blue runs a joint they called Paradise\, where he fronts a quartet whose sidemen include a drummer called P-Sam and a pianist called Corn. \nThe bassist has quit\, perhaps because his name was just Joe. With a cleverly designed set\, a steamy plot\, and characters that are hard to forget\, the film-noir-influenced “Paradise Blue” is a riveting and moving play centering on Detroit’s Club Paradise\, a combination jazz club and boarding house that has a lot of conflict. \nThere is conflict between band members\, conflict between Blue\, the owner\, and a woman he loves\, and a woman he despises. These hostilities are accompanied by the inner conflicts of each character\, which intensify as the plot unfolds.
URL:http://mojafestival.com/event/paradise-blue-2/
LOCATION:Cannon Street Arts Center\, 134 Cannon St\, Charleston\, SC\, 29403\, United States
CATEGORIES:Drama
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SUMMARY:Wedding Band
DESCRIPTION:Village Rep and Threshold present this spell-binding story by one of the most important playwrights of the 20th Century\, Alice Childress. \nWedding Band – written with great precision and powerful storytelling – gives an emotional portrayal of a relationship between a Black seamstress\, Julia\, and a white baker\, Herman\, in the shadow of the First World War and the 1918 flu epidemic in Charleston\, South Carolina. The couple’s deep love and commitment faces the cruel racism of the Deep South in this revealing portrayal of interracial love\, forced to navigate the societal racism of laws and culture\, along with heartbreaking judgment from their own families and communities. \n“A great deal of compassion…Its strength lies in the poignancy of its star crossed lovers.” -NY Times
URL:http://mojafestival.com/event/wedding-band/
LOCATION:Threshold Repertory Theatre\, 84 Society St\, Charleston\, SC\, 29401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Drama
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SUMMARY:Paradise Blue
DESCRIPTION:This dramatic drama by Dominique Morisseau unravels a story about a Detroit neighborhood called Black Bottom\, at the heart of a club district called Paradise Valley\, where a trumpeter called Blue runs a joint they called Paradise\, where he fronts a quartet whose sidemen include a drummer called P-Sam and a pianist called Corn. \nThe bassist has quit\, perhaps because his name was just Joe. With a cleverly designed set\, a steamy plot\, and characters that are hard to forget\, the film-noir-influenced “Paradise Blue” is a riveting and moving play centering on Detroit’s Club Paradise\, a combination jazz club and boarding house that has a lot of conflict. \nThere is conflict between band members\, conflict between Blue\, the owner\, and a woman he loves\, and a woman he despises. These hostilities are accompanied by the inner conflicts of each character\, which intensify as the plot unfolds.
URL:http://mojafestival.com/event/paradise-blue/
LOCATION:Cannon Street Arts Center\, 134 Cannon St\, Charleston\, SC\, 29403\, United States
CATEGORIES:Drama
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