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National Black Theatre: Works (29)

Below you can access photo galleries, videos, and textual resources for selected performances, organized here in alphabetical order.

Below you can access photo galleries, videos, and textual resources for selected performances, organized here in alphabetical order.

American Black Theatre Movement Panel

American Black Theatre Movement Panel

An Evening With Chief Babalawo Ifayemi Elebuibon

An Evening With Chief Babalawo Ifayemi Elebuibon

Chuck Curry Report on the NBT

Chuck Curry Report on the NBT

Do Wop Love

Do Wop Love

Dr. Barbara Ann Teer on WBAI Radio

Dr. Barbara Ann Teer on WBAI Radio

Festac '77 Intro

Festac '77 Intro

Festac '77 Performance

Festac '77 Performance

For Men Only (Excerpt)

For Men Only (Excerpt)

For Women Only (Excerpt)

For Women Only (Excerpt)

G.B.E. Radio Magazine Interview

G.B.E. Radio Magazine Interview

Me and My Song

Me and My Song

Memories of the Gospel Song

Memories of the Gospel Song

National Black Theatre Groundbreaking Ceremony (1989)

National Black Theatre Groundbreaking Ceremony (1989)

NBT News Coverage from the 1980s

NBT News Coverage from the 1980s

Nigerian Artists Visit the NBT

Nigerian Artists Visit the NBT

Nzinga's Children

Nzinga's Children

Oshun River Trip

Oshun River Trip

Oya

Oya

Power Play

Power Play

QUEST I

QUEST I

Song of Sheba

Song of Sheba

Soul Segment

Soul Segment

Staff Interview with Dr. Barbara Ann Teer (1997)

Staff Interview with Dr. Barbara Ann Teer (1997)

Teer Technology of Soul Graduation 1989

Teer Technology of Soul Graduation 1989

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