4th Bronze Collective Theatre Fest
The 4th Annual Bronze Collective Fest is a week long festival of various artistic genres expressed through local Black/African Diasporic artists/producers. Patrons can expect to experience cultural fusions and originations of style in various forms of spoken word, theater, storytelling, cinematogra
Time & Location
Feb 14, 2018, 7:30 PM
142 Atlantic Ave, 142 Atlantic Ave, Rochester, NY 14607, USA
Guests
About The Event
is a week long festival of various artistic genres expressed through local Black/African Diasporic artists/producers. Patrons can expect to experience cultural fusions and originations of style in various forms of spoken word, theater, storytelling, cinematography, etc. Come experience some of the best of Black/African Diasporic artists/producers that Rochester has to offer!!!! The 4th Annual Bronze Collective Fest
Monday night is free of charge
all others $15 advance $20 at door
Sunday is pay what you wish suggested $5
$49.95 weekly pass available
Tickets
Bronze Collective Fest Pass
This $49.95 ticket gives you entry to every Bronze Collective performance during the 4th Bronze Collective Theatre Fest Feb 12-18, 2018
$49.95
Sale endedMonday Feb 12 7:30 PM
4th Bronze Collective Theatre Fest MONDAY-FREE event– 7:30 FEB 12, 2018 **Two Staged Readings & Light Reception** Miracles in the Life of Frederick Douglass By Djed Snead CAN I GET A WITNESS? - ACT III – The TRILOGY By DC Taylor
$0.00
Sale endedTues, Feb 13 - 7:30
TUESDAY NIGHT - 7:30PM FEB 13, 2018 Are You A Cake or a Crumz - a Vignette About Relationships By Delbra Brown Step into Mrs. Debbie Cakes office and get a hilarious glimpse of how one coach, a nosey receptionist, and an “alter ego” help six individuals coping with “Crumzy“, yet “complicated” relationships discover that being treated like Crumz is not as fulfilling as the recognizing you're the whole cake.
$15.00
Sale endedWed, Feb 14 7:30 PM
WEDNESDAY NIGHT – 7:30PM FEB 14, 2018 Mustard Seed, Private Pain By Michael Yawn Minister Davis begins to doubt his faith when his wife dies suddenly, and his family begins to fall apart, and old friends show up to entice him to backslide.
$15.00
Sale endedThur, Feb 15 7:30 PM
THURSDAY NIGHT – 7:30PM FEB 15, 2018 Times in the Life of Frederick Douglass By AKWAABA:The Heritage Associates The initial piece shows Frederick Douglass in his familiar role as agitator and abolitionist prior to the Raid on Harper's Ferry. The second piece is designed to reveal the personal side of Frederick Douglass, from the perspective of those who knew him well, his wife Anna, daughter Rosetta, and his grandmother Betsy.
$15.00
Sale endedFri, Feb 16 - 7:30
FRIDAY NIGHT (DOUBLE FEATURE) – FEB 16, 2018 Struck By Grace Flores-Nicholson Two man one black one white who have both suffered Strokes and their conversation. NOW AND THEN - part of THEN By Grace Flores-Nicholson Seven Souls that travel together have an experience during slavery. This is THEN
$15.00
Sale endedSat, Feb 17 7:30 PM
SATURDAY NIGHT – FEB 17, 2018 The Dividing Line By Karen Culley Birmingham, ALABAMA 1962. Communities have rules that restrict its' member's actions and segregation is at the forefront of the American Caste System of the day. Two teenage girls, one Black, one white meet along the color line. Living in the same city can yield vastly different experiences? Societal lines that provide a framework for “order” in a community also arbitrarily “divides” a community.
$15.00
Sale endedSun Feb 18 2:00 PM
SUNDAY FEB 18 2:00 PM "Let's Have Church!" pay what you wish- $5 suggested Featuring: Rochester Gospel Legend Dec. Melvin Snead Spoken Word by Marvelous Marvin Youth Performance by Jazmere Calden Malik Cohen And other Special Guests Hosted by Robert Djed Snead $5.00 suggested donation at the door
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Sale ended