Heads up: Forum Theatre event (Saturday at Howard)

From Gabrielle Guerrero Bayme, a local proponent of Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed doctrines:

THIS SATURDAY--ONE NIGHT ONLY!!

As part of the Race Against Violence Project,
Howard University's School of Cultural Anthropology and Solutions VII present:

"STOP THE VIOLENCE"

An evening of theatre, hip hop, spoken word, and community dialogue addressing violence in the community...

***Including an interactive "FORUM THEATRE" event where performers and audience work together using theatre to explore and practice strategies for dealing with violence among youth.***

SATURDAY, May 15 -7:00pm

At Howard University's Blackburn Center
2400 6th Street NW
Washington, DC
Green Line to Shaw-Howard University

Featuring...

**THE OZZIDDI PROJECT --Led by Archie Childs (Director), The Ozziddi Project uses theatre, poetry, hip hop, and song to provoke thought and create innovative ideas for community empowerment.

The Ozziddi Project includes: Jamila Adgerson, Lamont Carey, Gabrielle Guerrero Bayme (Joker), Desmond Holeman, Demetrius Kearse, TJ Kearse, Chinyere Rushing

**Acclaimed Gospel and R&B singer/songwriter MERCÉDES ARRINGTON.

**THE 5TH L -- a group of performance artists, activists, and educators who use spoken word poetry to provoke constructive thinking and artistic expression, using words to inspire the planet and re-direct the negative.

In memory of Princess Hansen

$5-10 suggested donation (donations are tax deductible)
10% of proceeds will go to the Princess Hansen scholarship fund

For more information and/or reservations call 202-547-5517.

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[artistic director-boy]

Head's up this:

Tomorrow matinee is the last pay-what-you-can matinee for WSC's Lady Chatterley's Lover, a play you won't want to have missed, now in it's final couple of weeks.