08/05/2023
Do you love acting? Are you thinking about applying for a BFA program? Are you thinking about making acting your career?
If you said yes to any of those questions, you should apply for Rutgers Summer Acting Conservatory Program!
RSAC offers an unparalleled conservatory training for young people who are serious about pursuing a career acting. Our programs are rooted in the Meisner Technique and our comprehensive course features study in acting, movement, acting for the camera, EDI for the actor, singing, and more. It's a four-week conservatory program from July 2nd to July 30th that allows you to experience what a BFA in Acting is like.
Our promotional video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjCuSWZdGnA
Apply for our program using this link:
https://sites.rutgers.edu/mgsa-community-arts-summer/theater/
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Kayla Kim Votapek via email: [email protected]
20/01/2023
Catch “The Defiance of Dandelions” by Philana Imade Omorotionmwan, directed by Nicole Brewer (Anti-Racist Theatre), April 28th - June 17th at the André Cailloux Center for Performing Arts & Cultural Justice on Bayou Road Business Association!
18/01/2023
We are glad to announce Nicole Brewer (Anti-Racist Theatre)as the director for our upcoming production of Philana Imade Omorotionmwan’s “The Defiance of Dandelions” 👏🏾
Nicole is a passionate advocate for anti-racist theatre. She’s spent the last twelve years refining and practicing an inclusive method of theatre training and practices which she calls Conscientious Theatre Training (CTT). She has authored four articles about the need for the theatre industry to shift from racist and oppressive models to anti-racist and anti-oppressive. “Why Equity Diversity and Inclusion Are Obsolete” was reported by American Theatre magazine as one of their top ten most-read stories of 2019.
Nicole is invited all over the US and UK to teach and speak about CTT and facilitate anti-racist theatre (ART) workshops. She is a board member of Parent Artist Advocacy League (P**L) where she works to shift how the industry can become more proactive to the needs of caregivers.
She is currently on faculty in the acting department at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. She has worked at Duke Ellington School of the Arts, a premier performing arts high school in Washington D.C. as visiting faculty (acting). Nicole was visiting faculty at the National Theater Institute (NTI) for several years. She was faculty in the theatre department of Howard University for seven and a half years and has also worked at Northern Virginia Community College and Montgomery College teaching acting and introduction to communications courses.
Nicole earned her M.F.A. in Acting from Northern Illinois University and her B.F.A. from Howard University. She's worked professionally as an actor, director, and educator.
If you want to learn more about Nicole, make sure to visit her website www.nicolembrewer.com or follow her on IG ✨
To learn more about our , please visit us at www.nodreamdeferrednola.com/wwd-festival-home 🔗
05/12/2022
Happy Holidays! HowlRound is having a sale on the Anthology—10% off with code Holiday10 through the end of 2022!
15/08/2022
Check out the link in my bio to learn a little bit more about me, courtesy of Magazine! 💛
https://bit.ly/MeetNicoleBrewer
06/07/2022
Thrilled to share my most recent project! Ticket link in bio, see you there! ✨
03/06/2022
“HowlRound has been publishing online essays and conversations on theatremaking and the state of our industry since 2011, and now they’re publishing fifty of them in a book, featuring artists and thought leaders like Taylor Mac, Larissa FastHorse, Nicole Brewer, and Lauren Gunderson! I can’t wait to get my hands on a copy. Preorder yours at howlround.com/shop!”
I’m so proud to be a part! Please consider preordering a copy at howlround.com/shop, and joining me at the virtual launch celebration on June 21!
24/05/2022
You still have time to register for this CRAFT Course: Anti-Racist Theatre: A Level Up Course with Nicole Brewer. Join us this Saturday May 28th at 12PM in doing the work to make sure theatre is a liberated place for all.
Rgister here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvduyhqDkoE9K24NmEy-h0jPf0abr3RJKx
22/05/2022
See you there! Register using the link in my bio! ❤️
“We are bringing the final course of the
CRAFT Course Spring Semester! Join us next Saturday May 28th for Anti-Racist Theatre: A Level Up Course with Nicole Brewer!
Level Up is about leveraging your anti-racist theatre ethos in shaping and sustaining an equitable container. We'll look at how the three degrees of racism: interpersonal/individual, institutional, cultural and how the practice of "static equity" combine to hinder our ability to impactfully disrupt racist and oppressive conditions in our collaborations. Level Up also explores how your anti-racist theatre ethos helps you better discern the anti-racist and anti-oppressive practices to support the container that's right for your goal.
Join us in doing the work to make sure theatre is a liberated place for all. Thousands of theatre and culture-workers have taken Nicole's Brewer's Anti-Racist Theatre: A Foundational Course blending anti-racist theory, social justice, collectivism, healing justice and theatre exercises for an embodied understanding of racism and our agency to become anti-racist. We all have a role to play. All who believe the way forward for theatre is anti-racist and anti-oppressive are welcome. The future of art will be nourished by you.”
14/05/2022
Repost: ✨
“There is a big problem with the way we think about teachable "knowledge."
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04/05/2022
JUST RELEASED: We've received a ton of inquires asking for a recording of "Anti-Racism & Black Acting Methods: Approaches to Liberatory Theatre Practices." You can find the link in my bio Feel free to share widely✨
28/04/2022
1 MORE DAY TO SIGN UP FOR
ANTI-RACIST THEATRE: A LEVEL UP COURSE
Saturday, April 30 2-5 EST
Sign up today at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/anti-
racist-theatre-with-nicole-brewer-a-level-up-course-tickets-277663237217
Level Up is a one day, three hour, course about leveraging your anti-racist theatre ethos in shaping and sustaining an equitable container. We'll look at how the three degrees of racism: interpersonal/
individual, institutional, cultural and how the practice of "static equity" combine to hinder our ability to impactfully disrupt racist and oppressive conditions in our collaborations. Level Up also explores how your anti-racist theatre ethos helps you better discern the anti-racist and anti-oppressive practices to support the container that's right for your goal. Join us in doing the work to make sure theatre is a liberated place for all. Thousands of theatre and culture-workers have taken Nicole's Brewer's Anti- Racist Theatre: A Foundational Course blending anti-racist theory, social justice, collectivism, healing
justice and theatre exercises for an embodied understanding of racism and our agency to become anti-racist. We all have a role to play. All who believe the way forward for theatre is anti-racist and anti-oppressive are welcome. The future of art will be nourished by you.
Pre Req: Taken and completed Nicole Brewer's Anti-Racist Theatre: A Foundational Course & created an
anti-racist theatre ethos.
To learn more about A.R.T. and Nicole Brewer, visit www.nicolembrewer.com
20/04/2022
Gorgeous mural by Carla Torres! Give her some love ✨
15/04/2022
Monday, June 6th, 6-9 PM EST | Monday, June 13th, 6-9 PM EST
Sign up today at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/anti-racist-theatre-a-foundational-course-mon-jun-6-and-mon-jun-13-tickets-293882479407
Nicole Brewer, creator of Conscientious Theatre Training and originator of the Anti-Racist Theatre (A.R.T.) movement is teaching her unique approach which blends anti-racist theory, social justice, collectivism, healing justice and theatre exercises for an embodied understanding of racism and our agency to become anti-racist.
In this two part six hour course Nicole offers participants tools to craft their own unique anti-racist theatre ethos and delve into the three core principles of anti-racist theatre: harm reduction, harm prevention and relationship repair.
Participants will be guided through self reflection exercises designed to strengthen their analysis of their position, power, privilege and begin to uproot their racist practices, policies, and protocols.
All who believe the way forward for theatre is anti-racist and anti-oppressive are welcome. We all have a role to play. The future of art will be nourished by you. Join us in doing the work to make sure theatre is a liberated place for all.
*Logistics: This is ONE class which happens in TWO PARTS over multiple dates! Part One is Monday, June 6th, 6-9 PM EST. Part Two is Monday, June 13th, 6-9 PM EST. This course will be held via Zoom through the Eventbrite platform. This event may be recorded however no participants names or likeness will be used without their permission.
To learn more, visit www.nicolembrewer.com
08/04/2022
Repost: Parent Artist Advocacy League] ✨
SUPPORTBLACKPARENTS.
Support. Black Artists.
Since the summer of 2020 Blackboard Plays , and PAL Parent Artist Advocacy League] (Parent Artist Advocacy League), have been working on a play festival for Black playwrights with families. Together, with their two missions, they aligned on the festival's purpose that the
stories of Black parents and Black families needed to be told.
The Black Motherhood and Parenting New Play Festival is the result! This collaboration has been extremely
exciting. Last year, we pioneered a National Digital Tour and are doing it once again this year.
The festival will be awarding each playwright with a financial commission for the workshop as well as a caregiver reimbursement stipend. In order to accomplish this artistic and activist goal on a national scale, P**L and Blackboard are committed to a Black Exclusive Budget (BEB) for every budget line item. This means that only Black artists and administrators will be compensated in the
development and ex*****on of the project with the exception of the honorariums given to actors in accordance to casting requirements, if necessary.
To donate to this project, visit our website:
https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/parent-artist-advocacy-league-for-the-performing-arts-paal/campaigns/4714
23/03/2022
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FREE! Come to this amazing online conversation featuring our very own with ,
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We're going to be talking all things equity, diversity, inclusion, and afrocentric…you don't want to miss this! ✨
21/03/2022
FREE! Come to this amazing online conversation featuring our very own with , , and 🔥
We’re going to be talking all things equity, diversity, inclusion, and afrocentric…you don’t want to miss this!
LINK IN BIO ☝🏾☝🏾☝🏾 See you there!
13/03/2022
UPCOMING COURSE ALERT:
Anti-Racist Theatre: A Foundational Course
Sunday, April 3 2-5pm EST & Monday, April 4 6-9pm EST
Sign up today at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/anti-racist-theatre-a-foundational-course-sun-april-3-and-mon-apr-4-tickets-293856471617?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
Nicole Brewer, creator of Conscientious Theatre Training and originator of the Anti-Racist Theatre (A.R.T.) movement is teaching her unique approach which blends anti-racist theory, social justice, collectivism, healing justice and theatre exercises for an embodied understanding of racism and our agency to become anti-racist.
In this two part six hour course Nicole offers participants tools to craft their own unique anti-racist theatre ethos and delve into the three core principles of anti-racist theatre: harm reduction, harm prevention and relationship repair.
Participants will be guided through self reflection exercises designed to strengthen their analysis of their position, power, privilege and begin to uproot their racist practices, policies, and protocols.
All who believe the way forward for theatre is anti-racist and anti-oppressive are welcome. We all have a role to play. The future of art will be nourished by you. Join us in doing the work to make sure theatre is a liberated place for all.
To learn more, visit www.nicolembrewer.com
07/03/2022
This powerful performance at filled us with so much creative energy this winter and we couldn't be more thankful to this group of artists who helped make Fires in the Mirror a reality. We can't wait to work with you all again soon!
Director:
Cast: and Clotel L. Horne
Lighting Designer: Porsche McGovern
Sound design:
Co-Sound Designers:
Scenic designer:
Costume Designer:
Projection Designer:
Assistant Director: .cr2
Production Assistant: Grace Chariya
Assistant Lighting Designer: Vianey Salazar
Assistant Scenic Designer: Rodrigo Hernandez Martinez
Assistant Costumer Designer: Allison Esannason
Assistant Projection Designer: John Horzen
Photos by:
23/02/2022
Repost: ✨
“Taking a moment to celebrate a few
exemplary theatre artists in honor of “
16/02/2022
Love this quote from ✨
“Trabian Shorters () holds a visionary key to building high functioning societies rather than just fixing broken systems.”
07/02/2022
Repost : ✨
The impact of Covid-19 on BIPOC artists + arts administrators is staggering. Last December, Dr. Antonio Cuyler and Evan Linett, on
behalf of Arts Administrators of Color Network , shared the results of AAC's 2021
research on the impacts of COVID-19 on Black, Indigenous, People of Color identifying artists and arts administrators.
06/02/2022
💜💜💜
Fires in the Mirror - Long Wharf Theatre
A visionary amalgam, the import of which touches upon every American regardless of race, color, or beliefs.
03/02/2022
Final weekend of FIRES IN THE MIRROR!
Use code FIRES49 for $49 Tickets (all fees included)! https://linktr.ee/longwharftheatre
Friday Feb 4, 7:00pm
Saturday Feb 5, 8:00 pm
Sunday Feb 6, 2:00pm
27/01/2022
Excitedly reposting this great opportunity from :
🔥It's back!🔥 Submissions are open for the 2nd Annual Black Motherhood and Parenting New Play Festival - BMPFest - a collaboration between Blackboard Reading Series () and Parent Artist Advocacy League - P**L for Performing Arts is looking for New Stories by Black Playwright with Families.
Black Artists / Playwrights with Families includes: Black Mothers, Black Fathers, Black Caregivers, Black Non-Binary Parents / Caregivers
Submissions close March 1, 2022 at 11:59pm EST - Check out the link for more information and to submit your play
today: bit.ly/bmpfest22submit
25/01/2022
Get your tickets today for the show audiences are raving about! Link in bio✨
20/01/2022
I am thrilled to announce I have been selected as one of the Kennedy Center's Next 50. I'm honored to be included in this group of powerful cultural leaders and organizations recognized.
Meet all of the Next 50 and learn about their amazing work ➡ tkc.co/Next50 ✨
20/01/2022
Today is the day!! Very excited for the first preview of Fires in the Mirror at Long Wharf Theatre! Get your tickets today, and don’t miss your chance to see this gorgeous and ✨medicinal✨ piece!
Ticket link in bio💛
17/01/2022
This moment is Porsche calculating the numbers for her annual survey on a break during tech of Fires in the Mirror, where she's the lighting designer. On breaks she pulls out her notebook and crunches numbers old school pencil and paper. This is what activism looks like. Join me in supporting her labor and effort by giving a 'https://www.patreon.com/porschefinancial thank you' for creating the data used to archive change and hold the industry accountable.
https://www.patreon.com/porsche
13/01/2022
Very excited to be continuing the run of Fires in the Mirror, by Anna Deavere Smith at ✨
Read the rave review of our time at and get your tickets for our upcoming performances today! Ticket link in bio!
https://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2021/12/07/fires-in-the-mirror-still-burns-at-baltimore-center-stage/
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