
The Victory Theatre Center will present Volume 3 of Voices for Victory, a bi-monthly series that gives the stage to up-and-coming playwrights from BIPOC communities, featuring award-winning playwright Marlow Wyatt’s Red Ribbons.
Volume 3 will be the first volume of Voices for Victory since the theater reopened its doors to in-person audiences, and you can watch it either live at the theater or stream it via zoom!
This volume will represent a new beginning for the show. It will also celebrate the new beginning represented by the holiday Juneteenth as the series features a work by Marlow Wyatt, one of the brightest emerging African-American playwrights today.
The third volume will feature award-winning playwright Marlow Wyatt’s Red Ribbons.
About Marlow Wyatt’s Red Ribbons:
Navigating between the harshness of the inner-city and a bucolic summer camp, Red Ribbons is a multi-ethnic, mixed-media arts drama that captures the healing bond of two strangers coping with the emotional trauma of a forgotten endemic.
Red Ribbons deals with the complexity of love between human beings in a new and profound way. The story follows two people whose closest relationship gave them both their biggest blessing and their cruelest curse.
Who:
Cast: Calvin Sawyer, Geri-Nikole Love, Elle Vernée, Jenapher Zheng, Hannah Trujillo, Jermaine Alexander, Joy DeMichelle, Chantal Nchako, Yolanda T. Ross, Dale E. Turner
Written by: Marlow Wyatt
Directed by: Chuma Gault
Produced by: Rashim Cannad
When:
Sunday, June 19 at 7:30 pm PST
Where:
Live at the Victory Theatre Center
3326 West Victory Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91505
or via Zoom!
Tickets:

Meet Playwright Marlow Wyatt:
Marlow Wyatt received her BFA (magna cum laude) from Howard University College of Fine Arts. She is a 2022 Lower Depth Commission Fellow, 2021 NEXT Commission Artist, Support Black Theatre’s 2021 As We Grow We Sow Awardee and New Works Pipeline Artist, and a CTG/Humanitas Playwrights Prize finalist. Selected works include: SHE (CTG/Humanitas finalist, Long Beach Playhouse New Works Winner) Robbin, from the Hood (2021 Eugene O’Neill semi-finalist, 2021 SBT New Works Pipeline), Red Ribbons (2021 Headwaters New Play finalist) and Sweetie’s Confession (Fade to Black, NESONA Festivals).
About the Victory Theatre Center:
The Victory Theatre Center is recognized as an inclusive multi-disciplinary venue that champions and challenges artists to move audiences with new works from new voices through dramaturgy and theatrical world premieres.
Covid Safety:
We take Covid safety seriously and we’re following all the latest protocols. We have installed a new AC along with floor filters entirely up to Covid prevention code and we will be asking for a mask and proof of vaccination with a picture ID or a negative PCR test, not older than 72hrs.
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