Harlem Opera Theater Inc, 425 W 144th St, New York, NY 10031, US

New Heritage Theatre Group, established in 1964, is the oldest Black nonprofit theatre company in New York City. They are dedicated to social transformation and historical innovation within the African American community, showcasing the work of visionary artists and activists. Led by Executive Producers Voza Rivers and Jamal Joseph, they present a diverse range of productions, including music, theater, dance, and film, that celebrate the rich legacy of Harlem and beyond. New Heritage Theatre Group is known for their commitment to showcasing the voices and stories of Black Americans, with a particular focus on the contributions of Barbara Ann Teer, the founder of The National Black Theatre. Under the leadership of her daughter, Sade Lythcott, and Jonathan McCrory, the theatre continues to have a powerful influence on the African American community. Through their productions and events, New Heritage Theatre Group aims to inspire and educate audiences, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Black culture and history.Generated from the website

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