Black Anthology Project (B.A.P.) Presents a Weekend of Learning
Saturday October 14th & Sunday October 15th
- ASL interpreted
- Free
- LGBTQIA+ Friendly
- ADA Accessible
- All Ages
- Hot Comedy
- BIPOC Friendly
Black Improv History: A Weekend of Learning is a series of events featuring an all-Black woman producer team sharing their process of creating a docuseries, The Black Anthology Project (B.A.P.). B.A.P. blends live performance, story sharing, and documentary filmmaking to uplift Black artists, improvisers, and comedians.
The Learning weekend includes a Q&A with the Project team, an evening improv comedy performance by the
producers, and a series of workshops led by the project team.
B.A.P. features:
- Mary C. Parker (Kickstand, B.A.P. Executive Producer)
- Blue Cavelle-Allette (Casually Dope, Cakewalk, F.A.M. Fest co-founder, B.A.P. Producer)
- Tashika Campbell (Cakewalk, F.A.M. Fest co-founder, B.A.P. Producer)
- Joining B.A.P. for the Q&A is Consultant Tavish Forsyth (Bird City Improv)
WHEN: Saturday, October 14, 1 p.m.
WHERE: Super secret venue TBA
COST: Free; any donations go directly to the B.A.P. team to support the future work of the project.
ASL Interpretation will be provided for the Q&A and all the improv comedy shows on Saturday
Black Improv History: A Weekend of Learning is funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council
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