Citizen Brooklyn

Caught fleet-footed in Fort Greene: African-dance studio getting the boot

That’s edutainment! Two Fort Greene musicals celebrate Black History Month

Black History Month comes to Fort Greene and Clinton Hill in the form of an Artwalk

Anna Nicole tells the story of Anna Nicole Smith, a small-town Texas waitress (and later, exotic dancer) in pursuit of the American Dream.

“We were thinking of ways in which to expand our collaboration and to capitalize on the great work that Greenlight Bookstore does, and we were trying to find more creative ways to expand on the success of our ‘Eat, Drink & Be Literary’ series, which takes place during the spring.”

“It’s a sort of a pagan lounge ensemble,”

I’ve become one of those people whose whole outlook on life was unexpectedly revised by the arrival of children.

Madiba is rooted in the tradition of the Shebeen, conjuring informal dining halls where South Africans congregate after the work day to dine and laugh together.

Lauren Anderson Barbata has friends in high places.

The members of the small ensemble function as storytellers of the most versatile kind.

“We have a great cast — it’s our job to be naked onstage,”

“The war on graffiti really ushered in a lot of present day reality; it was a thinly veiled war on young people of color in here.”