Sankofa Theatre Festival - Monologues on Clarissa Street by Karen D. Culley

The Sankofa Theatre Festival is an annual one week African American theatrical festival of one-acts.

By MMB Theatre 1 Project
Directed by Curtis K. Rivers, Artistic Director

Bringing Life to the Stage.

(StageCraft Fellowship Program Culminating Event) Monologues on Clarissa Street by Karen D. Culley:

Monologues on Clarissa Street is a compelling play that captures the rich tapestry of life in a historically significant urban neighborhood. Through a series of monologues, the play explores its diverse residents' lives, struggles, and triumphs. Each character's story is a poignant reflection of the community's collective history, shedding light on themes such as identity, resilience, and the passage of time.

The play combines humor and pathos artfully, offering a deep and multifaceted portrayal of a community that has experienced hardship and hope. The vivid storytelling and authentic voices in "Monologues on Clarissa Street" provide a robust and intimate look at the essence of neighborhood life.

Ticket Prices:

Tickets start at $10 early bird through August 1
All Week Pass $49.98
Advance $17
Matinee/staged readings are $5 and at the door $25.

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