 This Saturday, September 21st at 7:30pm, please join African Continuum Theatre Company for A Blaze of Horns: African American Voices in Brief, an evening of 10-minute play readings by six of your favorite local playwrights. Hosted by Patrick Washington of the Poem-Cees, playwrights include Michael J. Bobbitt, Paige Hernandez-Funn, Caleen Jennings, Tom Minter, Jennifer L. Nelson, and Malcolm Pelles. "A Blaze of Horns" is a phrase from a Sonya Sanchez poem entitled "Sequences." This phrase represents many distinct voices that come together to create a rich, harmonious sound," explained Artistic Director Thembi Duncan. "The Blaze of Horns reading series allows us to experience the myriad perspectives and interests of African-American playwrights, but in the short and challenging form of the 10-minute play. I felt it would be fitting for this event to occur on the evening of the H Street Festival, in order to extend the audience's experience from inside the theatre to outside, surrounded by the vibrancy of H Street, the place where African Continuum Theatre Company makes its home." A Blaze of Horns Saturday, September 21, 2013 at 7:30 pm Atlas Performing Arts Center 1333 H Street NW Suggested $15 Donation *Note: allow LOTS of time for travel. The H Street Festival will be held that same day, and H Street will not reopen for vehicles until 7:00pm.
Later today, I'm going to share interviews with the playwrights and directors about their work. Stay tuned!
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walter dallas
9/21/2013 04:45:20 pm
So exciting!! Sorry I couldn't attend Blaze of Horns. I hope the evening went even better than imagined! Congratulations to the playwrights, directors, casts, and everyone else involved. Best wishes to new Artistic Director Thembi Duncan and African Continuum Theatre's Board of Directors. Onward and upward! Be fierce! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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