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The season 4 premiere of Broadway & Beyond Podcast is hosted by Bryan-Keyth Wilson (@literaryprince) featuring Broadway star Salome B. Smith (@offsalomebsmith) live Monday at 1pm. Salome recently wowed audiences in Barrington Stage Company’s “A New Brain” and is now dazzling audiences in the hottest limited engagement on Broadway, “Jelly’s Last Jam.” Don’t miss this episode for exclusive insights and behind-the-scenes stories! #Broadway #Podcast #Season4Premiere #BryanKeythWilson #SalomeBSmith #JellysLastJam #ANewBrain #BroadwayAndBeyond

Broadway and Beyond is back! Check us out this Sunday with our Black Playwright Roundtable as we talk about getting work produced and #saveaintnomo. Is Broadway really ready for this conversation on Black theatre and how to market our work? LET'S TALK ABOUT IT!

Special guests include: 

Brian Egland 

Shae Marie

Tamiykah White 

Robert King Jr. 

ShaWanna Renee Rivon 

Cris Eli Blak 

During the last rehearsal of FOR COLORED BOYZ, there was a pivotal moment when the actors and staff were asked, what freedom was to them? And the responses were mind-blowing. In this podcast episode, Award-Winning playwright Bryan-Keyth Wilson gives you a behind-the-scenes taste of the conversations in rehearsal with his cast and crew of FOR COLORED BOYZ on the verge of a nervous breakdown/ when freedom aint enuff.
Cast members include:
Abel Santiago - man in red
Moses McGruder III - man in blak
Gabriel Florentino - man in green
Terrence “TM” Pride - man in orange
Kenzi James - man in blu
This podcast also includes Morgan Benford, stage manager, and Florence Taylor, costume designer.
FOR COLORED BOYZ, on the verge of a nervous breakdown/ when freedom aint enuff is an unabashed display of blackness that’s unapologetic and speaks to the human heart from a black man’s perspective. Originally written after the death of Michael Brown (August 9, 2014), this is a love letter to the black man in all his glory, vulnerability, psychosis, and heartbreak. This piece brings social issues to the stage and addresses taboo topics within the black community. Afro-centric rhythms and dance are the pulse of this piece. FOR COLORED BOYZ resonates with its audiences no matter their ethnicity or demographic; a common thread brings us all together when sitting in the dark watching this show; to go forth with understanding and love.
The Off-Broadway Showcase of FOR COLORED BOYZ will run one-night-only Saturday, June 18, 2022, at 8 pm at Theatre Row (410 West 42nd Street NYC). Tickets are available at Theatre Row Box Office. For more information and show updates, please follow the FOR COLORED BOYZ Instagram page @forcoloredboyz

I am truly excited to be back with the podcast. So many things are happening and we are ready to go bigger, bolder and beyond with this podcast. I am excited to have Broadway star Antoine L. Smith on the first episode. He is truly my brotha from anotha motha and when you hear this conversation you will see why this man is such a great person and wise beyond his years. Antoine can be seen playing Berry Gordy the man behind Motown in the soon to be Broadway hit MJ, the musical.    Music by JuliusH from Pixabay

Season 3 Teaser 

COVID has turned our world upside down and many artists are finding creative ways to continue the work. Bryan-Keyth sits down and talks with the DREAMGIRLS Club House creator Leroy Church.