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The article offers information related to entertainment events in New York City. Some of the events include "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" written by Katori Hall, television web series "When They See Us" directed by Ava Duvernay and the film "Chasing Trane" featuring Ravi Coltrane and Denzel Washington on Netflix.

The article focuses on several events to be held in New York in March 2020 such as theatrical performance "50 in 50: Letters To Our Sons" and "Chicken and Biscuits" comedy event by Douglass Lynne. It mentions about several concerts including "It Is African," based on African music and dance; and "National Black Writers Conference: Activism, Identity and Race: Playwrights and Screenwriters at the Cross­roads."

The article discusses several events including death of film industry official Ja'Net Dubois, screening of documentary film "Young Schomburg" and the Association for the theme for study of African American Life and History that is "African Americans and the Vote."

The article presents information on several events and activities that will be held in New York including theatrical performance of the "A Soldier's Play" directed by Kenny Leon. It mentions about the theatrical "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" directed by Phyllida Lloyd; concert of singer Brian McKnight; and watching the motion picture "Just Mercy" starring Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx.

The article discusses about the several events of Black people in U.S. including performance of "A Soldier's Play" directed by Kenny Leon; "Bad Boys For Life" film starring Will Smith; and also mentions about performance of the Harlem Gospel Choir at Sony Hall in Manhattan, New York.

The article offers information on several performances to be held from January to March, 2020 in New York City including "A Soldiers Play" "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" written by Katori Hall with Frank Ketelaar, and "The Lion King" along with information on film "Harriet" and "21 Bridges".

The article offers newsbrief related to the art industry in the U.S. and topics include return of theatrical "Between the World and Me"; climax of BRIC Jazz Fest Music Marathon; and GRAMMY Museum Experience Center wall to explore the enduring legacy "Legends of Motown: Celebrating the Supremes"

The article presents miscellaneous topics including the theatrical production "For Colored Girls Who Have Committed Suicide \When The Rainbow Is Enuf" directed by Leah C. Gardener; Throw Back R&B Concert by Donell Jones; and the exhibition "Legends of Motown: Celebrating the Supremes."

The article offers information on several events including the 57th New York Film Festival; the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation announces three days of celebration in honor of the organization's 50th anniversary including the Annual Louis Armstrong Continuum Symposium, concert: "Art Blakey and Louis Armstrong: Jazz Messengers Forever" and the Annual Satchmo Award; and the Atlantic City Comedy Festival is celebrating its 10th year.

The article focuses on several events to be held in New York in 2019 such as Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation announces three days of celebration in honor of the organization's 50th anniversary with performance of jazz pianist Dick Hyman. Topics discusses include theatrical performance of Porgy & Bess; an event featuring standup comedian Dave Chappelle; and the 57th New York Film Festival.

The article offers miscellaneous information on topics including theatrical production ""Ain't Too Proud" at the Imperial Theatre, Brooklyn Book Festival in New York and musical performance "Summer Stage" of 2019 season of Capitol One City Parks Foundation.

The article offers miscellaneous information on topics including musical "Kinky Boots" performed at Al Hirschfield Theatre, musical performance of performer Boyz II Men at Coney Island Boardwalk and film "Durban 400" screen hosting by Movement International Secretariat.

The article offers information on community activities in New York City in August 2019 which include the Harlem Week 2019-45th Anniversary and performances. Topics discussed include review of the musical "Ain't Too Proud" written by Dominique Morisseau and choreographed by Sergio Trujillo at Imperial Theatre; the music "The Heart Of Hip Hop" by Slick Rick and others; and the Harlem Week Higher Education Fair showcasing of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

The article offers information on several events related to African American community to be held in New York City in 2019. Staging of the theatrical production "Toni Stone" written by Lydia R. Diamond, Jazzmobile's annual free summer mobile concert series and Harlem Jazz and Music Festival and "Memphis- Harlem Bicentennial," recognizing 400 years of African-American History.

The article lists theater performance ""Ain't Too Proud" at the Imperial Theatre, 249 West 45th Street, Manhattan. Now through July 31, 2019; music performance of Naughty By Nature by Mix Tape Tour on July 5 ; and film "The Black Godfather" directed by Reginald Hudlin, streaming on Netflix.

The article discusses several events to be held in 2019. Topics include musical "Ain't Too Proud" at the Imperial Theatre in New York, celebrating The Temptations' extraordinary journey, "You Make Me Want To Shout" 60th anniversary tour of the Isley Brothers, and the "Father's Day Comedy" show at Kings Theatre in New York.

The article reviews miscellaneous events from April to May 2019 including "Ain't Too Proud" at Imperial Theater directed by Des McAnuff, musical performance by musician Gloria Gaynor at Sony Hall and dance performance by Alvin Dance Theater at New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

The article offers information on several events related to African American community to be held in New York City as of 2019. Performance of the theatrical production "Ain't Too Proud" directed by Des McAnuff, the National Town Hall Meeting, "Gentrification, the "Negro Removal Program," and concert of the classical, contemporary, gospel and sacred music by the Nyack College School of Music.

The article reviews several entertainment performances in New York City including Woodie King Jr.'s New Federal Theatre's production of "Looking for Leroy," Suzan-Lori Park's play "White Noise," and Bobby McFerrin's concert at Blue Note, Manhattan.

The article lists several events of the entertainment industry including the film festival New Directors/ New Films initiated by the Museum of Modern Art, the film "Amazing Grace" by Aretha Franklin, and the play "Looking for Leroy" by Larry Muhammad.

The article offers information on several events related to African Americans in New York City to be held in March 2019 which include the release of singer Dionne Warwick's album "She's Back," Apollo Theater's Women of the World festival, and the exhibition "Harlem Is... Spirit of Community."

The article offers information on various events in New York. Topics discussed include screening of film "Mr. SOUL" in the Apollo Theater; film "BlacKkKlansman" by Spike Lee look at the infiltration of the Ku Klux Klan featuring John David Washington; and celebration of Black History Month by The African Diaspora International Film Festival.

The article reports on the theatrical production "Beneath the Layers" by Travis Wright, offers information on the film "BlackKklansman" directed by Spike Lee and the 89th Anniversary Red Carpet Gala of the St. George Theatre in New York.

The article discusses several events for February 2019 including theatrical production "The Artivist: The Bayard Rustin Story" directed by Carla Alleyne, film " If Beale Street Could Talk" directed by Barry Jenkins and television (TV) program "Music's Biggest Nite."

The article offers miscellaneous information on topics including film "If Beale Street Could Talk" directed by Barry Jenkins, theatrical production "The Artivist: The Bayard Rustin Story" directed by Carla Alleyne on February 17, 2019 and musical performance by singer Will Downing at Sony Hall.