Jomama Jones truly is the high priestess of the Greenwich House Theater. Her piece, Black Light, created by Daniel Alexander Jones, has transferred there after a successful run at Joe’s Pub and is an amazing call-to-action, one with heart, humor, and healing powers.
Following an acclaimed engagement at Joe's Pub from February 12 to March 25, 2018, the Public Theater production of Black Light, created by Daniel Alexander Jones and starring his alter ego Jomama Jones, returns to off-Broadway for a limited engagement at the re-christened Greenwich House Theater.
(Photos by Chad Batka)
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Running time:
1hr 20mins (no intermission)
Categories:
Black Light Image and Video Gallery
6 images About Black Light:
Black Light is a captivating musical journey that fuses the Black American Freedom movement, Afromysticism and goddess mythology with the musical influences of Prince, Sade, Diana Ross, and Tina Turner. Black Light removes the barrier between artist and audience, allowing them to bear witness, be witnessed and reflect on the present time.
Black Light CAST AND CREATIVE
By:
Daniel Alexander Jones
Producer:
Diana DiMenna
Director:
Tea Alagić
Songs by:
Jomama Jones with Bobby Halvorson, Laura Jean Anderson, Dylan Meek, and Josh Quat
Lighting:
Ania Parks
Sound:
Nick Kourtides
Design:
Gabriel Evansohn
Costume:
Oana Botez
Other info:
Music Direction by Tariq al-Sabir
Greenwich House Theater
Address:
27 Barrow Street, New York, NY 10014
Nearest subway station:
Christopher Street Station