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February 24, 2006

Emergence-SEE!

B2: Productions co-presents a fantastic piece, Emergence-See!

beatyWe received a phone call from Broadway’s Chester Gregory telling us that we needed to see this piece, so in support of Chester, we went. We had no idea that this piece would be as powerful and moving as it was. In true B2: Productions fashion, we extended our hands in support of Daniel Beaty. It is a FREE event so the price is definitely right. We can personally guarantee that you will not be dissappointed by this talented brother who wrote and performs the thought provoking piece entitled Emergence-See!

Ruby Dee presents Emergence-SEE! "Every now and then you see a performance that jolts the senses to attention; this is one of them! Somehow this artist touched something so deep in me that I love to see in a performance and in the human spirit. By the end, I was on my feet shouting like someone in church." -Ruby Dee speaking of Daniel Beaty’s Emergence-SEE!

On Sunday, February 26th, legendary Actress & Activist Ruby Dee will present a special, FREE performance of Emergence-SEE! written & performed by Daniel Beaty of HBO’s Def Poetry Season III & IV and the 2004 Nuyorican Poet’s Cafe Grand Slam Champion. Reviewed as "a dazzling 90 minutes full of memorable moments" by the New York Times and "a brilliant spellbinding performance" by the Amsterdam News, Emergence-SEE! fuses monologue, spoken word and song into an electrifying theatrical experience. One man, forty characters. Emergence-SEE! is being presented in association with Aaron Davis Hall, The National Black Theater Festival and B2: Productions.

The evening will begin with a press conference announcing the inaugural season of The Harlem Experience featuring a spoken word performance and special guest Natasha C. Coward.
5pm: Press Conference

6pm: Ruby Dee Presents Emergence-SEE!

This is a FREE event. RSVP by emailing HarlemExperience@aol.com or by calling 212-650-7100. Please be sure to state the number of tickets you are requesting. Please RSVP by February 20th. Seats are limited so please reserve early. Admission is General Seating on a first come first serve basis.

Directions:

Aaron Davis Hall is located on the safe, secure and well-lit campus of the City College of New York, between West 133rd and 135th Streets on Convent Avenue. Convent Ave. is one block east of Amsterdam Ave. and is the extension of Morningside Ave. beginning at 127th Street.

By Public Bus:

From the East Side: M-101 to 135th St. & Amsterdam Ave. From the West Side: M-11 to 135th St. and Amsterdam Ave.; M-4, M-5 to 135th St. and Broadway.

By Subway:

1 train to 137th at Broadway or A, B, C, D to 125th at St. Nicholas Avenue.

By Car:

From 125th Street turn north onto Morningside Ave., which becomes Convent Avenue at 127th Street and continue to Aaron Davis Hall entrance at 134th Street.

Parking: Aaron Davis Hall offers audiences free attended parking in the parking lot directly behind Aaron Davis Hall located at 133rd Street and Convent Avenue.

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Read the Variety review of this show. 

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    Above 125th, Theatre, Exhibits & Events | Time: 6:27 am (UTC+8) 

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  1. I’m planning a trip to NY this year. I’m going to have to stop here to check on where to and what to first

    Comment by Buck — February 17, 2006 @ 3:21 am

  2. Okay I will follow you around to read your great posts.

    Comment by Rose — February 25, 2006 @ 2:37 am

  3. I lost my first post but as I was saying I will just keep following you to read your posts.

    Comment by Rose — February 25, 2006 @ 2:40 am

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