The North Carolina Black Repertory Company will showcase the best talent in this region in a major talent competition. A Marvtastic Talent Showcase Competition will be held in June. TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! To compete for cash prizes and a chance to perform at the 2013 National Black Theatre Festival, please call the NCBRC office (336-723-2266) to schedule an [...]
Auditions, three times a year. The next audition will be held September 8, 2012 from 2pm to 6pm. Call (336) 723-2266 to schedule your audition! Looking forward to seeing you there! Get involved today!
NCBRC, in conjuntion with Kimberly Park elementary school and Counselor Durotoye, worked together to give a well deserving family a nice thanksgiving meal. The recepient was Alberta Medina Rodriguez, and her son Edwin. Ms. Rodriquez has a 12 and 13 year old as well.
BY A BLACK HAND is a play performed by NCBRC’s Teen Theatre Ensemble. It’s about An angry teenager that discovers the value of her heritage through the contributions of African American inventors and innovators. Written by Arthur Reese & Darryl Goodman. (Young Audience)
Wende Walker is joining The North Carolina Black Repertory Company as the new Audience Development/Public Relations Manager.
Wende Walker is joining The North Carolina Black Repertory Company as the new Audience Development/Public Relations Manager.
The North Carolina Black Repertory Company will showcase the best talent in this region in a major talent competition. A Marvtastic Talent Showcase Competition will be held in June. TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! To compete for cash prizes and a chance to perform at the 2013 National Black Theatre Festival, please call the NCBRC office (336-723-2266) to schedule an [...]
Auditions, three times a year. The next audition will be held September 8, 2012 from 2pm to 6pm. Call (336) 723-2266 to schedule your audition! Looking forward to seeing you there! Get involved today!
NCBRC, in conjuntion with Kimberly Park elementary school and Counselor Durotoye, worked together to give a well deserving family a nice thanksgiving meal. The recepient was Alberta Medina Rodriguez, and her son Edwin. Ms. Rodriquez has a 12 and 13 year old as well.
Professor Arthur Reese has been behind the scenes, lighting the stage and mastering everything else stage/set related to portray the best, true display of the story of Christ since 2000. He explains what lighting styles he uses to teleport the audience back into that time period and enhance their experience as a viewer.
Frenchie La’Vern has been designing costumes for “Black Nativity” for 11 years. In this video, she talks about her experience working with such a critically acclaimed production.
Check out the NBTF’s latest story in Trend Magazine: http://www.queencitytours.com/trendmagazine/Interviews/2011/08.Aug.11/NationalBlackTheatreFestival.2011.FollowUp1.htm
