We’re thrilled to be collaborating with The Black Rep for our upcoming COCA Presents production of Four Little Girls: Birmingham 1963. This is the second partnership between COCA and The Black Rep for a mainstage production. We asked Ron Himes, the Founder and Producing Director of The Black Rep, and Jennifer Wintzer, Artistic Director of Theatre… Read More
Four Little Girls: Birmingham: 1963 imagines the lives of Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, Cynthia D. Morris Wesley, and Addie Mae Collins, before the terrible event on September 15, 1963— the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama. Delaney Piggins, COCA Community Producer and Teaching Artist, sat down with COCA’s Costume Manager and… Read More
Curator in Residence, Yvonne Osei, interviews four participants in Text as Visual Language, our cross-disciplinary exhibition, which closes on May 19, 2019. These responses by artists Clayton Petras, Amari Arrinell, Jennifer Lin and Sophie Lin give deeper insights to the relationship between text and visual language, as well as the caliber or artists and artworks… Read More