Searching for Eastman - Smith, Charles C
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searching for eastman is a multidisciplinary performance?a choreopoem?in four acts, based on the interpretation of four of Julius Eastman's compositions?evil nigger; prelude to st joan; stay on it; and gay guerrilla . Making use of different artistic forms?poetry, theatre, music, dance, video, and digital?it is inspired by the African griot tradition, the Harlem Renaissance (eg the work of Langston Hughes with jazz and Kurt Weil), and the Black Arts movement (eg Amiri Baraka's work with Sun Ra).

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searching for eastman is a multidisciplinary performance?a choreopoem?in four acts, based on the interpretation of four of Julius Eastman's compositions?evil nigger; prelude to st joan; stay on it; and gay guerrilla . Making use of different artistic forms?poetry, theatre, music, dance, video, and digital?it is inspired by the African griot tradition, the Harlem Renaissance (eg the work of Langston Hughes with jazz and Kurt Weil), and the Black Arts movement (eg Amiri Baraka's work with Sun Ra).
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charles c smith is a poet, playwright and performer. He studied poetry and drama at New York City University and Herbert Berghof Studios, and drama at the Frank Silvera's Writers' Workshop in Harlem. His play Last Days for the Desperate won an award from Black Theatre Canada. He has published four books of poetry, including Travelogue of the Bereaved (Mawenzi House), has edited several collections of poetry (including the works of Dionne Brand, Marlene Nourbese Phillips, Claire Harris, Cyril Dabydeen, Lillian Allen, George Elliott Clarke, Clifton Joseph), and his writings have appeared in numerous journals and magazines, including Poetry Canada Review, Quill & Quire, Descant, Dandelion, Fiddlehead, Anti-Racism in Education: Missing in Action (Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives), Amethyst Review, Bywords , Canadian Ethnic Studies and others. He lives in Toronto.