Thoughts of a Colored Man
Playwright: Keenan Scott II
Director: D. Wambui Richardson
Join us at Jubilee Theatre for a transformative experience with “Thoughts of a Colored Man” by Keenan Scott II, the second production in our Broadway eXperience series. This compelling play weaves together the stories of seven men who intersect at the bustling corner of a single day in Brooklyn. Through poetry, passion, and rhythmic prose, these narratives delve deep into the heart and soul of black manhood, exploring themes of love, community, strength, vulnerability, and the inner fight to prove their humanity in a world that questions it.
Directed by Jubilee Theatre’s artistic director, D. Wambui Richardson, “Thoughts of a Colored Man” brings a vibrant and insightful performance to the stage, offering a mirror to the joys and pains of life in a modern city. The production uniquely combines the elements of music, dance, and visual art, enhancing the storytelling and providing a rich, immersive theatrical experience.
Don’t miss this poignant exploration of identity, unity, and the unseen threads that connect us all. Book your tickets now to secure a spot at one of the most anticipated productions of the year at Jubilee Theatre. Experience these men’s raw, unfiltered voices as they share their stories with honesty and artistic flair.
May 31,2024 - June 30,2024
Approximately 90 minutes, with no intermission.
PG-13. This play contains mature themes and language, which may not be suitable for all audiences. Viewer discretion is advised. The powerful narrative and emotional depth provide a compelling, thought-provoking experience intended for mature viewers seeking to engage in meaningful dialogue about the dynamics of race and personal identity in today's society.
Content Nature
Thoughts of a Colored Man” offers a vivid portrayal of contemporary Black manhood, interwoven through a series of powerful monologues and dialogues that reflect its characters’ everyday realities and profound inner lives. The play takes audiences on an emotional journey that examines the trials, tribulations, joys, and resilience of seven Black men navigating through their lives in Brooklyn.
This production tackles identity, culture, and community themes, addressing societal expectations and personal aspirations. It sheds light on the complexities of individuality versus stereotype, the strength found in vulnerability, and the communal bonds that uplift and sustain. The play’s lyrical narrative invites viewers to engage in a deeper conversation about race, representation, and the human experience.
Cast
Important Dates
Box Office:
506 Main Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Phone: (817) 338-4411
Box Office Hours:
Tuesdays- Fridays 12pm- 5pm
Box Office is open 1 hr Before Curtain:
Matinee Show – 2 pm for a 3 pm Curtain
Thursday Evening 6:30 pm for a 7:30 pm Curtain
Evening Show – 7 pm for a 8 pm Curtain
ALL SALES ARE FINAL. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES FOR UNUSED TICKETS.
In the that Jubilee Theatre cancels a performance, all tickets will be exchanged to a future performance of the same production with no fees or upgrade charges.
Jubilee Theatre does not have a traditional “Will Call” because our tickets are digital.
As long as you have either, the order #, name on the order, or your ID; you may gain entrance to our audience chamber. You do not need a paper ticket. When you order your tickets, you will have options of how to receive your tickets, either, mobile phone (Walletini App), email, or Will Call (You claim tickets at the curtain).
**Standby begins 1 hour prior to curtain. Must be present to place name on the standby list. Tickets NOT claimed 5 minutes before curtain will be released to those on Standby.**
The lobby opens 1 hour before the scheduled curtain time.
6:30 pm for Evenings on Thursday
2 pm for Matinees on Saturday and Sunday
7 pm for Evenings on Friday and Saturday
Seating begins a half hour before curtain
2:30 pm for Matinees
7 pm for Thursday Evenings
7:30 pm for Evenings on Friday and Saturday