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The Colored Museum is a provocative and seriously funny tour of eleven “exhibits”—toxic narratives about Black American experiences. From confrontational to aspirational, morbid to triumphant, Wolfe’s satiric sketches target America’s most pernicious stereotypes of Black culture, looking to retire outdated exhibits and make room for the future. This innovative environmental production immerses the audience in George Wolfe’s 1986 classic about the grief, madness, and hope of Black life. 

This production is a "one-of-a-kind."  With an exploring theme of racism, stereotypes, intra-community conflicts in black culture, and the ongoing legacy of slavery and segregation, The Colored Museum received overwhelming critical praise for its provocative subject matter and in-depth exploration of the African- American theatrical and cultural past. 

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Therefore, we can now find Nspired Images Inc devoting itself to continue to legacy and comparison of this production in 2024! 

  • THE EXHIBITS

    • Git On Board

    • Cookin' with Aunt Ethel

    • The Photo Session 

    • Solider with A Secrets

    • The Gospel According to Miss Roj

    • The Hairpiece

    • The Last Mama-On-The-Couch Play

    • Symbiosis

    • Lala's Opening

    • Permutations

    • The Party​

FEBRUARY 7th - 8th

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GEORGE C.  WOLFE

Writer

George Costello Wolfe, born in 1954 Frankfort, KY. He is an American playwright and director of theater and film. He won a Tony Award in 1993 for directing Angels in America: Millennium Approaches and another Tony Award in 1996 for his direction of the musical Bring in 'da Noise/Bring in 'da Funk.

Bre Troutman

Starring as Miss Pat

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RUSSELL M. TYSON

Director & Producer

Russell M. Tyson (Legend" born in 1980, Atlanta, GA. He is an American playwright, director, and producer of theater and film. He won a variety of local awards in the city of Atlanta. He is a veteran of the US Navy.  An activist for Human Rights. Included in his widowers life, he is the proud father of two. He's known for his stage play, "A Changed Mind."  With a controversial approach to his writing, his works speaks for itself.  He stands on the self-motivated

quote, "Allow your negative to be your positive."

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