Red Line
The world premiere of RED LINE was part of Iddi Saaka's fellowship with Wesleyan University's Embodying Antiracism Initiative (Spring '23). The work draws on the experiences of six scholar-artist collaborators to interrogate how a place of origin can open opportunities for some but close doors to others. The collective work includes Alycia Bright-Holland, Kwamena Blankson, James Holland, Venlo Odom, Shirley Sullivan and Iddi Saaka.
A Q&A session moderated by University Professor Reginald Flood follows the performance.
RED LINE is brought to Eastern through the generous support of the Department of Communication, Film & Theatre.
Tickets are $10 for the general public; $7 for Eastern faculty, staff and alumni, $5 for senior citizens (62+) and FREE for Eastern Students, Students at other institutions and all children 18 years and under.
Eastern Students can reserve their free ticket upon completion of a short survey. To reserve your Eastern Student ticket visit https://forms.gle/F7p5NTt7L11GCgWJA
A Q&A session moderated by University Professor Reginald Flood follows the performance.
RED LINE is brought to Eastern through the generous support of the Department of Communication, Film & Theatre.
Tickets are $10 for the general public; $7 for Eastern faculty, staff and alumni, $5 for senior citizens (62+) and FREE for Eastern Students, Students at other institutions and all children 18 years and under.
Eastern Students can reserve their free ticket upon completion of a short survey. To reserve your Eastern Student ticket visit https://forms.gle/F7p5NTt7L11GCgWJA
