The Archive New Works by Black Women: Reading Series

The Archive: New Works by Black Women presents its third annual Archive Reading Series, as its main programmatic event of the year! The Archive continues to offer production resources to four black femme playwrights to workshop and stage read their plays.

PLAYWRIGHTS

Natalie Braye, Tah-Janay Shayoñe, Adama Sall, Mia Sterbini.

LOCATION

The Flea is located at 20 Thomas Street in Tribeca, NYC.

• A/C/E, 1/2/3, and J/M/Z at Chambers Street,
• N/Q at Canal Street, and
• R/W and 4/5/6 at City Hall.

If you need assistance with purchasing a ticket or would like to request a complimentary ticket, please email us at archivereadingseries@gmail.com. Availability limited!

ABOUT THE ARCHIVE: NEW WORKS BY BLACK WOMEN

The Archive tells the stories of black femmes as an act of archiving them in our collective memory. The Archive provides an artistic space for black femmes to practice their craft, share their stories, and build a supportive community through community events and live theatrical performances. We aim to give women agency to take and share their stories into their own hands.

Founder/Artistic Producer - Jordan Powell

Managing Producer - Maimouna Camara

Archive Council - Thalia Sablon, Kai Hartman, Treasure Tannock Kamiah Vickers, Marissa Joyce Stamps

Our history is important and deserves to be preserved and documented. Through our art, we are actively defining our lives for ourselves and in that way fighting misogynoir. We exercise the power of teaching and shared knowledge to fight systems of power. The Archive lowers the boundaries of creating and sharing stories and building a sustainable community. We do this in the hopes of building a more liberated and free world for oppressed people.