Central Jersey

Red Clay, play centered around Rosa Parks, comes to Rechnitz Theater

This new jazz and gospel infused score tells the story of how one ordinary woman, Rosa Parks, changed this nation in extraordinary ways. Rosa Parks is credited with having launched what has come to be known as the modern day Civil Rights Movement.

Jersey Voices

August 25, 2011

Rosa Parks

Red Clay, a new jazz and gospel infused score tells the story of how one ordinary woman, Rosa Parks, changed this nation in extraordinary ways.

Red Clay play

Rosa Parks is credited with having launched what has come to be known as the modern day Civil Rights Movement.

This FREE event is something the entire family will enjoy.

This play reading with musical score by Scott Ethier (music) and Jeff Hughes (book/lyrics), directed by Daniella Topol, is a timely showcase, with the upcoming celebration and official unveiling of the Martin Luther King Memorial on the Mall in Washington, D.C.

Red Clay is an important theatrical event you do not want to miss. It was the recipient of the 2009 Richard Rodgers Award for new musical theater, administered by the American Academy of Arts & Letters.

Performances

The Two River Theater/Rechnitz Theater is located at 21 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, NJ.

Red Clay will premiere August 26th starting at 7:30pm.

In this article:Red Bank, theatre

Up Next:

Car Stolen in Neptune, NJ, Owner Asking Public for Help

Don't Miss:

“March for Unity” will be held for Red Bank stabbing victim

Written By Jersey Voices

Jerseyvoices.com, a sister site to Unheard Voices Magazine, was created to be a voice for the voiceless in New Jersey. Jerseyvoices.com includes news, arts, business, entertainment, sports, and interviews geared around the African-American, Black, and minorities communities.