Join us for a dynamic and thought-provoking panel discussion exploring the role of theater as a powerful form of resistance. With an esteemed lineup of speakers, Dexter Singleton, Martyna Majok, and Godfrey Simmons—this conversation will delve into how theater has historically and continues to serve as a platform for challenging injustice, sparking social change, and giving voice to all communities.
Through their diverse perspectives, the panel will explore the ways in which theater disrupts the status quo, amplifies the voices of the oppressed, and serves as a catalyst for societal transformation. Whether through radical storytelling, subversive performance, or poignant dialogue, the art of resistance in theater remains a vital force in shaping public consciousness and driving social change.
This conversation is a must for anyone interested in the intersection of art, activism, and the enduring power of theater.
