Tag: Black theater history
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The groundbreaking story of “In Dahomey,” the first all-Black musical comedy to hit a major Broadway theater. Learn about the trailblazing creatives, cultural relevance, and lasting legacy of this historic production.
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The fascinating story of the Pekin Theatre, Chicago’s pioneering Black-owned theater that could hold up to 1,200 people. Discover how it transformed from a gambling saloon to a cultural landmark, paving the way for Black theatrical talent and…
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