NEXT AT RWT . . .
Five Short Plays by Idris Goodwin
Idris Goodwin
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Mondays in November offer a series of short, entertaining and thought-provoking scripts designed to spark conversations about race in America. They are written by award-winning playwright, poet and change maker, Idris Goodwin. The videos will air at 7 pm every Monday in November, on both Riverwalk’s Facebook page and YouTube channel and remain there indefinitely. Make plans now to view with your family. Click here to see on the RWT YouTube page.
November 2: Nothing Rhymes With Juneteenth, directed by Rico Bruce Wade (for audiences age 9 and up) A child and a parent try to complete a rap for a school presentation.
November 9: Black Flag, directed by Rico Bruce Wade. Two new dorm-mates excited to start their freshman year together, until one decides to decorate their room with a little piece of “Southern pride.”
November 16: Act Free, directed by Julian Van Dyke (for audiences age 9 and up) Three kids wrestle with the definition of freedom.
November 23: Water Gun Song, directed by Janell Hall (for audiences age 6 and up) A parent tries to find the words to explain to a child why a water gun isn’t simply a toy.
November 30: #MATTER, directed by Rose Jangmi Cooper - former high school friends debate matters of life and race.
November 2: Nothing Rhymes With Juneteenth, directed by Rico Bruce Wade (for audiences age 9 and up) A child and a parent try to complete a rap for a school presentation.
November 9: Black Flag, directed by Rico Bruce Wade. Two new dorm-mates excited to start their freshman year together, until one decides to decorate their room with a little piece of “Southern pride.”
November 16: Act Free, directed by Julian Van Dyke (for audiences age 9 and up) Three kids wrestle with the definition of freedom.
November 23: Water Gun Song, directed by Janell Hall (for audiences age 6 and up) A parent tries to find the words to explain to a child why a water gun isn’t simply a toy.
November 30: #MATTER, directed by Rose Jangmi Cooper - former high school friends debate matters of life and race.
REOPENING RWT
Thanks to the 275 people who responded to our survey about reopening. Your opinions will guide us as we move toward eventually reopening in stages. The safety of our volunteers, audience members and supporters is our primary concern, and this will guide us as we make our plans. Updates will be provided via our website and facebook page.
Thanks to the 275 people who responded to our survey about reopening. Your opinions will guide us as we move toward eventually reopening in stages. The safety of our volunteers, audience members and supporters is our primary concern, and this will guide us as we make our plans. Updates will be provided via our website and facebook page.
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