Incorporated in 1980, Pin Points Theatre integrates academic subjects into theatrical formats that instruct and inform. Its contemporary and historic adaptations have been highly acclaimed by the Smithsonian Institution and the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities. Pianist Raymond Jackson will perform at noon in Sutherland Auditorium. Hicks is a two-time recipient of the National College Comedian of the Year Award. The public may attend this special presentation, which chronicles the struggle for Civil Rights in America from 1954 through the mid-1980s.
Admission is free.
The free presentation from the Washington, D.C.-based theatre group offers insights into the lives of men and women whose genius impacts the world every day. Students, faculty, and staff will be participating in the program. The group performs a unique blend of a cappella harmonies and resounding polyrhythms. Curator and collection owner Barry Anthony will be available to discuss the intent and purpose of the exhibit at the display opening on Monday, Jan. 24, at noon. Both performances and the ethnic treasures exhibit are free.