Red Harlem Readers

Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to present POWER PLAYS this afternoon. It was incredibly special to be able to see all of my short plays read together for the first time. How wonderful to watch an audience experience them and then get feedback. It was most gratifying! Jeff Stolzer, Playwright

Sondra Singer Beaulieu, Celine Beaulieu, Gabriella Radujko, Claudia Serea, John J. Trause and Dorinda Wegener

Before the Reading

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APRIL RAIN, a play by John Reidy. Featuring: Zool, Brandon Culp, Joseph Hamel

"FAMILY FEELINGS"
A collaborative blend of poetry and play reading
combines the work of poet John Foy and playwright A.R.Gurney
to weave together poems and script in counterpoint through echoes
and associative logic to arrive at the
psychic truth of unspoken family feelings
Featuring: Burt Edwards, John Foy, Cordis Heard, Mark Hofmaier

Featured: Sharon Hope, Alvin Alexis, Arthur French, L.B. Williams, Kim Weston Moran, Joyce Sylvester, Gaynelle Jasper: Directors: Lee Hunkins, Micki Grant, Jeffrey Thompson

'The JERRY AWARDS'
A celebration of our artistic contributors and our community
The Winners are
Playwright, James Childs
Author, Director, Playwright, Dr. Henry D. Miller
Poet, Irene Sadek; Writer, Mildred Speiser
Composer, Playwright, Lyricist, Vocalist, Cedric Turner
The winners are chosen based on the quality of their work
and the audience engagement during and after presentation
Hosted by Chander Malik and Jerry Hassett.

'The JERRY AWARDS'
A celebration of our artistic contributors and our community
The Winners are

Playwright, James Childs
Author, Director, Playwright, Dr. Henry D. Miller
Poet, Irene Sadek
Writer, Mildred Speiser
Composer, Playwright, Lyricist, Vocalist, Cedric Turner

Hosted by Chander Malik and Jerry Hassett.

October 23, 2011

(Photos by Damany Higgs)

October 30, Sunday at 4:00 “LITERARY OBITUARIES”
A Halloween Eve Celebration of Literary Loved Ones

INCLUDING: Zora Neale Hurston,
Gil-Scott Heron, Dorothy Day, Willa Cather,
Carson McCullers, Theodore Dreiser, Abbie Hoffman,
Howard Zinn, Richard Wright, Edgar Allen Poe, and others.

READERS: Lori Payne, *Cordis Heard, Anne Gefell,

- Free admission! Complimentary spiced tea!!

The Jerry Awards was a success!
Thanks to all who came out to support and celebrate with us.
Photos coming soon...

RED HARLEM READERS PRESENTS:
'The JERRY AWARDS'
October 23, Sunday at 4:00
A celebration of our artistic contributors and our community
The Winners are:
Playwright, James Childs
Author, Director, Playwright, Dr. Henry D. Miller
Poet, Irene Sadek;
Writer, Mildred Speiser
Composer, Playwright, Lyricist, Vocalist, Cedric Turner
The winners are chosen based on the quality of their work
and the audience engagement during and after presentation
Hosted by Chander Malik and Jerry Hassett.
- Free admission! Complimentary spiced tea!!

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"B"
A Play by Tom Mitchelson
Directed by Count Stovall

Set in the South in the early 60's, a woman deals with the
trauma of her r**e and a young man stationed at a military
base comes of age during his first time in that part of the country.

Readers: *Stephanie Berry, *Mike Chevevert
Gaynell Jasper, *Count Stovall, Sean Turner

Hosted by Lori Payne

*Member of Actors' Equity Association

"B"
A Play by Tom Mitchelson
Directed by Count Stovall
Sunday, October 16, 2011
4:00pm at Indian Cafe

CHRISTMAS WEEKEND
A New Play by Nigel Barto
Directed by Mac

Featuring: Everton L. Bailey, James Egbuta, Mac,
Corey A. McDougle, Melissa Scott

Hosted by: Lori Payne

RED HARLEM READERS
"ANN WRIGHT SPEAKS"
DISSENT: Voices of Conscience
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Readers: Sally Davidson, Michele Fulves, Marietta Hedges,
Ruth Kavanaugh, Stu Richel and Zool
Hosted by: Cordis Heard and Jerry Hassett

The RED HARLEM READERS presents "ANN WRIGHT SPEAKS." Various selections from Col. Ann Wright's book, DISSENT/ Voices of Conscience will be read by Cordis Heard, Michelle Fulves, Marietta and Zool. FREE admission. Complimentary spiced tea will be served. Sunday, 9/25/11, 4 p.m., at the Indian Cafe, 2791 Broadway, between 107th and 108th.

Join us at 4:00 today!
ANITA SINCLAIR will perform original poems and stories revealing her proclivity and skill for mixing mediums and language.
Indian Cafe, 2791 Broadway Btwn 107th and 108th Sts

Great show today! Thanks to our supporters and to the fine folks at Indian Cafe!

RED HARLEM READERS 2011 Kickoff Celebration
Sunday, September 11, 4:00pm

Indian Cafe, 2791 Broadway Btwn 107th and 108th Sts

RED HARLEM READERS 2011 Kickoff Celebration
Sunday, September 11, 4:00pm

Indian Cafe, 2791 Broadway Btwn 107th and 108th Sts

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"Welcome to the 5th Season" of RED HARLEM READERS at 4 p.m., September 11, at the Indian Cafe, 2791 Broadway, between 107th and 108th. FREE admission. Complimentary spiced tea will be served.

Hi,

Hope you can still make it to Red Harlem Readers Opening Celebration on Sunday. We're looking forward to seeing you again. Complimentary Indian spiced tea will be served.

Sunday, September 11, 2011
4:00PM - 6:00PM
Indian Cafe
Broadway, between 107th and 108th

If you have a script, short story, or selected poetry you would like to submit, send it to [email protected].

If you want to participate as an actor, send your headshot and resume to [email protected].

Enjoy your week!

"Welcome to the 5th Season" of RED HARLEM READERS at 4 p.m., September 11, at the Indian Cafe, 2791 Broadway, between 107th and 108th. FREE admission. Complimentary spiced tea will be served.
Acknowledging the painful memories of this day ten years ago, we celebrate the continuity of country and community with readings from favorite poets and original short stories read by Michele Fulves, Cordis Heard, Sandra M. King and Lori Payne.

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