SARAFINA

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The Howard University Department of Theater Arts presents a production of Sarafina! (performed on March 21, 2016 in the Kennedy Center's own Millennium Stage) Through story and song, Sarafina! follows students from Morris Isaacson High School in Soweto as their focus grows beyond the issue of Afrikaans to encompass every aspect of the black political struggle. Directed by Eric Ruffin with choreography by Jakari Sherman, the book, music, and lyrics are by Mbongeni Ngema and arranged by Mbongeni Ngema and Hugh Masekela. This performance was a part of the James A. Johnson Young Artist Series, made possible by Target, NEWorks Productions, Friends of Theatre and Dance at Howard University inc, and the Kennedy Center. • Programs like this are made possible with the generous support of FOTDHU, an Alumni organization dedicated to supporting the Theatre Arts Department's students and programming. You can support our future artist by joining and/ or contributing to Friends of Theatre and Dance at Howard University at: • VENMO: @FOTDHU I CASHAPP: $FOTDHU1867 • PAYPAL: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s... • paypal.me/fotdhu • WEBSITE: https://fotdhu.wixsite.com/fotdhu • EMAIL: [email protected] • FACEBOOK: / fotdathu • INSTAGRAM: @FOTDHU • TWITTER: @FOTD_HU • _________________________________________________ • The 2020-2021 SanCOFA Season is being led by Artistic Director- Eric Ruffin and Assistant Artistic Director- Dominique Douglas Hendricks, with support from T.W. Starnes as the SanCOFA Virtual Technical Director and Kevin Thorne II as Assistant to the Artistic Director. • The Department of Theatre Arts, led by Interim Chair- Dr. Ofosuwa Abiola, is committed to the training of knowledgeable theatre and dance artists, theorists, historians, and teachers in the theatre and dance arts. The Department is dedicated to the principle of developing the highest quality of theatre and dance art, and to the serious investigation and perpetuation of the experiences and aesthetics of Black theatre and dance. • GENERAL INFORMATION: • Howard University I College of Arts and Sciences • Division of Fine Arts I Department of Theatre Arts • Location: 2455 6th Street, NW (on the campus Howard University) • Contact Information: 202/806-7700 | Fax: 202/806-9193 • Administration: 202/806-7050 • Facebook: HowardUTheatreArts | Twitter Instagram: HUTheatreArts • PRESS CONTACT: Dominique Douglas Hendricks • EMAIL: [email protected]

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