****THE BLACK UNDERGROUND THEATER ASSOCIATION PRESENTS****
*THE COLORED MUSEUM* by George C. Wolfe
SUNDAY, MAY 29th in Collis Commonground
Doors open at 7:30pm
*FREE Admission*

Starring:
Fabeah Adu-Oppong '11 as Miss Pat
Joan Leslie '12 as Aunt Ethel and Admonia
Lauren Glover '11 as Girl
Monte Reed '12 as Guy
Ryan Williams French as Junie
Maurice Johnson '13 as Miss Roj
Jaymes Sanchez '13 as Waiter, Flo'rance, and Narrator
Shayla Mars '11 as The Woman
Autumn Dunn '11 as Janine
Jana Landon '11 as LaWanda
Aryana Jacobs '11 as Mama
Chris Holland '11 as Walter-Lee-Beau-Willie-Jones
Kara Richie '11 as Lady in Plaid
Melissa Smith '11 as Medea Jones
Julian Flamer '12 as The Man 
Matthew Norwood '13 as The Kid
Jacqueline Calloway '14 as Lala Lamazing Grace
Amanda Hall '11 as The Little Girl
Bree-Ana Craine '13 as Normal Jean Reynolds
Katelyn Walker '14 Topsy Washington


Assistant Directors..........Murktarat Yussuf '12 and William Hernandez '13
Costume Crew..............Bree-Ana Craine '13
Set/ Prop Managers.........Lauryn Overton '13 and Racquel Bernard '13
Backstage Managers.........Lauryn Overton '13 and Murktarat Yussuf '12
Lighting........................Delanyo Kpo '14
Sound............... Richard Asala '13 and Samantha Azinge '12
Video.................Ryan Williams French '12, Delanyo Kpo '14, Richard Asala '13, and William Hernandez '13
Photography....... Murktarat Yussuf  '12 and Monte Reed '12
Musical Director........Nathaniel Graves '13
Musical Arranger.......Walt Cunningham, Jr
Choreographer......Racquel Bernard '13 with edits from Cast
Guest Choir....................Perry Bradford '12, Shani Brown '14, Jelisa Grant '13, Ashlee Roberson '13, Jovalee Thompson '14, Mary Tate '12, Celeste Winston '14, Michelle Domingue '12, Aaron McGee '14 


About The Colored Museum:
A satirical exhibit of stories illuminates race relations in America. African American men and women both honor and escape the legacy of suffering that is the baggage of their past. A vaudevillian mosaic that spans over 200 years of the African American experience and celebrates African American culture, mocks stereotypes and takes a closer look at what it means to be Black in America.