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Jordan Ealey

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  • An enthralling story of love in ‘Berta, Berta’ from Everyman Theatre

    Jordan Ealey 2021-06-10

    I could not help but root for these two lost and lonely souls to find solace in each other.

  • A close look at ‘City in Transition,’ Theater Alliance’s love letter to DC

    Jordan Ealey 2021-05-24

    Transition as a noun means “the process or period of changing from one state to another.” As a verb it means “to undergo or cause to undergo a process or period of transition.” Both definitions, from...

  • The Reclamation Project holds space to heal past harm in theater

    Jordan Ealey 2021-04-17

    The convergence of the COVID-19 pandemic and the political uprisings resulting from the anti-Black violence that killed George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Tony McDade last year (as well as the...

  • My search for Black women’s unsung voices, or, Why theater needs a ‘Reset’

    Jordan Ealey 2021-03-17

    Questions of “canon” have haunted me throughout my theatrical education and subsequent professional career. As a precocious young child obsessed with the performing arts, I searched and searched for...

  • Haunting last words from a Black cop on death row in Meshaun Labrone’s ‘Spook’

    Jordan Ealey 2021-01-31

    “It’s not what you are, it’s what you don’t become that hurts.” This quote by musician Oscar Levant is what opens the film Spook. Based on a solo stage piece by the same name, written and performed by...

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