She is also the author of A Song for Coretta, written in 2007 while the Cosby Professor in Women’s Studies at Spelman College, and The Nacirema Society …, which was commissioned by A labama Shakespeare Festival and premiered in 2010. Pearl Cleage is an Atlanta-based writer whose plays include Angry, Raucous and Shamelessly Gorgeous, What I Learned in Paris, Flyin ’ West, Blues for an Alabama Sky and Bourbon at the Border, which were commissioned by A lliance Theatre where Cleage is Distinguished Artist in Residence. TRAINING M.F.A., Yale School of Drama B.A., University of Missouri-Kansas City. AWARDS Jeff Award nominee for Best Ensemble ( The Projects).
FILM/TELEVISION Margaret, The Painting, Saturday Church, Wedding Daze, Yield “The Bold Type” (Freeform), “Better Call Saul” (AMC), “The Blacklist” (NBC), “The Good Fight” (CBS), “Elementary” (CBS), “Chicago P.D.” (NBC), “Empire” (Fox), “The Path” (Hulu), “Sesame Street” (PBS). THEATER Off-Broadway: Vineyard Theatre: Colman Domingo’s Dot (premiere) The Classical Theatre of Harlem: Emancipation American Theater Company: Thomas Bradshaw’s Fulfillment (co-world premiere), Jeff Award-winning The Projects (world premiere) Arizona Theatre Company Hope Repertory Theatre Kansas City Repertory Theatre Eugene O’Neill Theater Center Philadelphia Theatre Company Shakespeare Theatre Company Virginia Stage Company Yale Repertory Theatre Hong Kong: Festival of The Lion King. TRAINING M.F.A., School of Drama at The New School B.S., Mathematics, Spelman College. Everything Absolutely But Rosita, I love you “The Equalizer” (CBS), “American Rust” (Showtime), “The Blacklist” (NBC), “Eye Candy” (MTV), “The Knick” (Cinemax). FILM/TELEVISION Short films: Honk for Jesus. THEATER The Public Theater: Fat Ham Vineyard Theatre/WP Theater: sandblasted Two River Theater: Wine in the Wilderness, King Hedley II, Seven Guitars National Black Theatre: Retreat (radio play) Chicago Shakespeare Theater: Romeo and Juliet Geva Theatre Center: The Magician’s Daughter Baltimore Center Stage: Skeleton Crew TheaterWorks Hartford: Sunset Baby La Jolla Playhouse/Berkeley Rep: The Last Tiger in Haiti Northern Stage: It’s a Wonderful Life (radio play), The Mountaintop McCarter Theatre Center: Sunjata Kamalenya (educational tour) The Yard Theater: Archy and Mehitabel Gallery Players: A Raisin in the Sun. (Glenwood United Parish)įacilitator: Cody Kour, Artistic Administrative Assistant Guest speaker: Pastor Yolanda Williams, Ph.D. Pastor Yolanda Williams, Ph.D., of Glenwood United Parish is a musicologist specializing in African diasporic music and its influences.įacilitator: Rebecca Noon, Director of Community Engagement UnRestrict Minnesota works to protect, expand and destigmatize access to abortion care - and all reproductive health care - in Minnesota through public education, advocacy and the law.
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