Check out this the short film based on an excerpt from my choreopoem, "Harriet", which depicts an imaginary meeting between Harriet Jacobs and Harriet Tubman. You can watch it above.
Plus "Harriet" is now available from the British Library. This is the audio recording of the full-length choreopoem; above is a video directed by Keely Augustus, based on a short clip.
Plus check out Soul Survivors: Slave Narratives by Women.
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Showing posts with label choreopoem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label choreopoem. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Harriet: A Choreopoem
Monday, April 06, 2009
I'm on Black Pearls Magazine!
I've recently been interviewed about Success Strategies for Black People. To read this interview, see Black Pearls Magazine.
Click here to read an interview with me about Harriet, my choreopoem about Harriet Jacobs, who escaped sexual exploitation during slavery.
Click here to read more interviews with me.
Click here to read an interview with me about Harriet, my choreopoem about Harriet Jacobs, who escaped sexual exploitation during slavery.
Click here to read more interviews with me.
African Women's Creativity
The Images of Black Women Film Festival promotes and celebrates women of African descent in cinema,both on screen and behind the camera.
Click here to read my article on the fifth annual Images of Black Women Film Festival, which was held recently at the Tricicyle Cinema in London.
Click here to watch a short film based on my choreopoem about the sexual exploitation of African American women during slavery.
Click here to read interviews with me.
Click here to read my article on the fifth annual Images of Black Women Film Festival, which was held recently at the Tricicyle Cinema in London.
Click here to watch a short film based on my choreopoem about the sexual exploitation of African American women during slavery.
Click here to read interviews with me.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Harriet: A New Choreopoem
In the latest instalment of my blog tour, I talk about my new choreopoem, Harriet.
“My most significant role model and shero is Harriet Tubman. My mother told me about her when I was a young child, and used to give me Harriet Tubman comic books (it was the Sixties). So Tubman has always been a major influence for me. I think it’s the fact that she was so uncompromising...."
You can read the rest of the inteview here:
http://www.danafredsti.com/blog/?m=200802
To read the other interviews, please visit:
http://myafricandiaspora.com/WordPress/?p=31
http://blackwomenineurope.blogspot.com/2008/01/black-success-stories.html
http://asanetwork.blogspot.com/2008/01/black-success-stories-by-zhana.html
To read about the choreopoem, visit:
http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewevent.asp?AuthorID=6641
“My most significant role model and shero is Harriet Tubman. My mother told me about her when I was a young child, and used to give me Harriet Tubman comic books (it was the Sixties). So Tubman has always been a major influence for me. I think it’s the fact that she was so uncompromising...."
You can read the rest of the inteview here:
http://www.danafredsti.com/blog/?m=200802
To read the other interviews, please visit:
http://myafricandiaspora.com/WordPress/?p=31
http://blackwomenineurope.blogspot.com/2008/01/black-success-stories.html
http://asanetwork.blogspot.com/2008/01/black-success-stories-by-zhana.html
To read about the choreopoem, visit:
http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewevent.asp?AuthorID=6641
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