STUDIO THEATRE PRESENTS NATSU ONODA POWER'S OKINAWA DEMO REEL, A VIDEO PROJECT DOCUMENTING THE CREATION OF AN EMERGING THEATRE PIECE ABOUT OCCUPATION, MILITARIZATION, AND PROTEST
WIDENING THE TENT: THEATRE LEADERS WENDY C. GOLDBERG, IDRIS GOODWIN, BRIAN QUIJADA ON THE POWER OF EMBRACING DIFFERENT CULTURAL IDENTITIES, NEW PLAY DEVELOPMENT
Randy Harrison, playing "John" in Mike Bartlett's play, Cock, directed by David Muse.
Scott Parkinson, playing "M" in Mike Bartlett's play, Cock, directed by David Muse.
Kathryn Tkel, playing "W" in Mike Bartlett's play, Cock, directed by David Muse.
Alan Wade, playing "F" in Mike Bartlett's play, Cock, directed by David Muse.
Kings Audio Play
Returning cast members Laura C. Harris and Kelly McCrann in Studio Theatre's 2018 staged production of Kings. Photo by C. Stanley Photography
The cast of Kings in a Zoom recording session for Studio Theatre's audio adaptation.
Gina Daniels plays Rep. Sydney Millsap in Studio's audio play Kings.
Rick Foucheux plays Senator John McDowell in Studio Theatre's audio play Kings.
Laura C. Harris reprises her role as Lauren in Studio's audio adaptation of Kings.
Kelly McCrann reprises her role as Kate in Studio's audio adaptation of Kings.
Studio exterior and March on Washington creative response stills
Studio Theatre exterior photo, painted with messages in support of Black Lives and Matter. Photo by Margot Schulman
Studio Theatre exterior photo, painted with messages in support of Black Lives and Matter. Photo by Margot Schulman
Studio Theatre exterior photo, painted with messages in support of Black Lives and Matter. Photo by Margot Schulman
Studio Theatre commissioned seven Black artists to share creative responses to the 2020 March on Washington. Depicted is Jelani Alladin (Studio's production of Choir Boy). Still photo from video provided by the artist
Studio Theatre commissioned seven Black artists to share creative responses to the 2020 March on Washington. Depicted is Jelani Alladin (Studio's production of Choir Boy). Still photo from video provided by the artist
Studio Theatre commissioned seven Black artists to share creative responses to the 2020 March on Washington. Depicted is Jonathan Burke (Studio's production of Choir Boy). Still photo from video provided by the artist
Studio Theatre commissioned seven Black artists to share creative responses to the 2020 March on Washington. Depicted is Jonathan Burke (Studio's production of Choir Boy). Photo by Delius Doherty
Studio Theatre commissioned seven Black artists to share creative responses to the 2020 March on Washington. Depicted is Jonathan Burke (Studio's production of Choir Boy). Still photo from video provided by the artist
