Charles Anderson (left) as Man, allows his blood to boil, and slowly turns his rage to wrath against the Kid, played by Dejavante Bellamy. The exhibit/scene was from The Colored Museum’s “Symbiosis.”
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One on One
Tuesday, June 21st, 2016Symbiosis
Sunday, February 21st, 2016
PRPAC’s Charles Anderson (rear) comes face to face with his inner demons during the “Symbiosis” scene in George C. Wolfe’s “The Colored Museum.” Issaiah Vegara plays the victim. The preview was staged this weekend at Art Rage Gallery. The full production by The Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company will take place in June.
Four Pillars
Saturday, December 4th, 2010
2010 Award Recipients (Reyes, Norton, Cowart, Brangman)
100 Black Men of Syracuse held their third annual Honors Banquet last night. They honored four Syracuse health practitioners who show us that medicine can be practiced gracefully.
The award recipients included Drs. Sylvia Norton (ophthalmology), Sharon Brangman (geriatrics), Ruben Cowart (dentistry and health care administration) and Saundra Barnett-Reyes (psychiatry).
Here are some photos from the event.
Mark Muhammad (left) accepting award for The Gifford Foundation’s Kathy Goldfarb-Findling with 100 Black Men of Syracuse Chapter President Vincent Love
Drill Team
Charles Anderson presenting award nominee Dr. Sylvia Norton