Theater
Harlem & Moscow
In 1932, a 31-year-old Langston Hughes traveled with a group of Harlem Renaissance artists from New York to Moscow in order to make a communist propaganda film. We follow Langston Hughes on the trip he thought would change the world as he struggles to smooth tension between his group of Black intellectuals and their ignorant but determined allies, the Soviets.
Director: Wes Andre Goodrich
Writer: Alle Mims
Costume Designer: Camille Etienne
Producer: Cameron Carr
Productions: Lenfest Center @ Columbia University (April, 2023)
A Good Place To Raise A Boy
A one-act play that is inspired by the events leading-up-to and immediately after the lynching of Emmett Till in 1955.
Writer : Wes Andre Goodrich
Directors: Wes Andre Goodrich & Samuel Casey
Producer: Samuel Casey
Productions: Lionheart Theater Festival - (ATL, 2019 - Staged Reading - Dir. Joanie McElroy), Access Theater - (Manhattan, 2018 - Staged Reading) & Pace University (Manhattan, 2017)
