Shenel Johns

Jazz vocalist and bandleader; various performances in custom

The E of S

Deonté L. Warren

Deonté L. Warren presents “A Simple Song” at Birdland Theater in custom The E of S jumpsuit and waistcoat

Airline Highway

“Airline Highway takes place in a parking lot in New Orleans of the Hummingbird Motel, where the residents have gathered to celebrate the life of Miss Ruby, an iconic burlesque queen who has been a mother figure to them all. Miss Ruby’s life is nearing its end, and she requests that her funeral takes place while she is still alive. As the celebration continues into the night, the stories of the residents, their pain, and disappointments unfold.”

-Fordham University Theater

Contributors

Directed by Nehprii Amenii

Costume Design: Angela M. Fludd

Design team (students of Fordham Theatre Program):

Amanda Lionetti - Design Associate, Emma Creekmore - Design Assistant,

Alyssa Rosenburg - HMU

Set Design: Ao Li

Lighting Design: Joshua Langman

Malik Akil

Malik Akil in custom The E of S robe for Aladdin The Musical Anniversary.

Risa Branch

Jazz vocalist Risa Branch wearing The E of S robe for the official music video "You're the First, the Last, My Everything" from the album I Thought About You.

Red Hills

“Inside 20,000 square feet of vacant downtown office space, site-specific juggernaut En Garde Arts presents a transportive new work asking: who has the right to tell a story and why? Red Hills invites audiences to travel from an NGO presentation by David Zosia, American author and self-proclaimed expert on Rwandan history, to the fields of Rwanda to meet God’s Blessing, a Rwandan Tour guide. Travel back to 1994 and experience these two men from vastly different cultures as they relive the events of their first meeting during the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. A collaboration between similarly diverse playwrights, Ugandan Asiimwe Deborah Kawe and American Sean Christopher Lewis, Red Hills invites you to bear witness as two men face long-buried memories, confront ghosts of their pasts, and question who owns history.” -En Garde Arts

Contributors

Directed by Katie Pearl

Costume Design by Angela Fludd

Set Design: Adam Rigg

Sound Design: Farai Malianga

Lighting Design: Brian Aldous & Adam Macks

Food for the Gods

Written and directed by Nehprii Amenii

“Food for the Gods is a multimedia performance installation about “human value.” A three-part expression of rage, indifference, and celestial knowing. Inspired by the killings of Black men, this work uses object and puppet performance to explore dehumanization, light, invisibility and well...the magical-less-ness of it all.” - La Mama Puppet Festival

Contributors

Costume: Angela Fludd 

Hair/Wig: Jada Israel

Scenic: Nehprii Amenii and Andrew Murdock 

Puppet Design by Nehprii Amenii 

Lighting: Joshua Langman 

Scenic Engineering: Enoch Reise  

Sound: Garvis-Giovani Kavota  

Photo Credit: Theo Cote & Jenny Sharp

Opportunity

Written by Stanley Martin

Riant Theater’s Strawberry One - Act Festival

“Opportunity is about 6 dancers, from the broadway flop "McKinley: The other American Musical", coming back together for a cast reunion. It's a dark comedy that delves into the lives of ensemble members in today's industry and what internal/external struggles they go through to create and keep the opportunities that they receive.” - Broadway World

Contributors

Playwright: Stanley Martin

Directed by: Michael Blatt

Props/Scenic Design: Meghan Abel

Satin Cloak

“Downtown Music Productions presents The Satin Cloak, a chamber opera with music and libretto by Martin Halpern, a modern fable based on a Hasidic tale. The show is a modern re-telling of a parable by the 18th Century Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav. The story dramatizes the development, over seven years, of its four principal characters: the humble cobbler Tameem, his devoted wife Akara, their worldly friend Aruhm, and a Messenger sent by the mysterious Sovereign of the land to appoint Tameem governor of his province. Like the original parable, the opera explores timeless questions about the relation between the human and the divine, but in a way that clearly reflects contemporary moral and philosophical thought.”

-Broadway Mania

Contributors

Costume Design by Angela M. Fludd

Photo credit: Romer Pedron

Men In Skirts

HOWL! Festival in Tompkins Square Park

A celebration of the arts in the Lower East Side and East Village of NYC.

Contributors

Costume Design by Angela M. Fludd

Photo Credit: Robin Craig

Men in Skirts created by Riki Colon

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