This special program brings together exceptional performers in theater, music, and dance to honor cultural legacy through powerful storytelling, movement, and sound.

This evening of performance reflects our commitment to artistic excellence, community, and cultural celebration—spotlighting voices and creative traditions that have shaped history and continue to inspire the future. Audiences can expect a dynamic and meaningful experience that uplifts, connects, and celebrates the power of performance.

Join us for a thoughtfully curated Black History Month performance celebrating the depth, brilliance, and enduring influence of Black artistic expression.

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Starring the legendary Paul Robeson, The Emperor Jones (1933) is a landmark film in American cinema and a powerful adaptation of Eugene O’Neill’s groundbreaking play. Robeson delivers a commanding, unforgettable performance as Brutus Jones, a self-made ruler whose rise to power and psychological unraveling unfold in a haunting journey through fear, ambition, and identity. Both visually striking and politically charged, Robeson’s presence elevates the film into a timeless meditation on power, colonialism, and the human psyche, making The Emperor Jones an essential work in film history and a vital cultural touchstone.

Join us for a theatrical screening of this iconic film followed by a dynamic panel discussion including notable artists and scholars. 

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