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21 Black Futures is a Canadian film and theatre project, broadcast by CBC Gem in 2021. [1] Created in conjunction with the Black Canadian theatre company Obsidian Theatre to mark both Black History Month and the 21st anniversary of Obsidian, [2] the project commissioned 21 short film adaptations of theatrical monologues on the theme ...
12 de feb. de 2021 · This new Black soundscape conjured living musical universes through community sound systems, which transported African descendants beyond neocolonialism to Black utopias soaked in the sweat...
This new Black soundscape conjured living musical universes through community sound systems, which transported African descendants beyond neocolonialism to Black utopias soaked in the sweat of...
21 Black Futures: With Amanda Cordner, Lisa Berry, Dion Johnstone, Prince Amponsah. "What is the future of Blackness?" That's the urgent question at the heart of each of these filmed monodramas commissioned from 21 Black playwrights, directed by 21 Black directors and performed by 21 Black actors.
It's 100 years in the future. The last African warrior wanders around the barren continent searching for the remains of his tribe. He discovers a rock, the only evidence of a once fruitful Africa, and decides to tell his story.
16 de feb. de 2021 · A partnership with CBC, 21 Black Futures is an anthology of 21 monodramas — short, one-person plays — coinciding with Obsidian Theatre's 21st anniversary.
To counter the intense early-pandemic isolation and the trauma of witnessing heightened violence toward Black bodies, Obsidian’s goal was to give as many opportunities to as many diverse Black artists as possible and to bring new voices together from both theatre and film.
