Out & About with Brotha Ash
Category: Entertainment Written by Ashley G. Woodson
My first stop was at the Pittsburgh Improv at the Waterfront in Homestead where Thomas Miles, aka Nephew Tommy, performed live on stage for his fans along with Keisha Hunt, Dominique and Sonya D. If you missed it, the show was hilarious, with laughter all through the evening.
| The ladies came out in full force at the City Sharkers event at the Greater Pittsburgh Coliseum.
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Arts & Culture Calendar
Category: Entertainment Written by Courier Newsroom
Thursday 22
Jazz band
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust presents The Boilermaker Jazz Band at 5 p.m. at the Backstage Bar at Theater Square, 655 Penn Ave., Cultural District. The band will perform renditions of jazz classics and rarities with incredible instrumentals and vocals. For more information, call 412-325-6769.
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Temptations creator talks music...Differences between today’s artists and old school
Category: Entertainment Written by Ashley G. Woodson
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Can old and young worship together? Play focuses on changes in the church
Category: Entertainment Written by Genea Webb
As usual, Henry brings real life situations to the stage. This time the talented writer, producer, actress and singer chose to showcase the cat fights, jealousy and unity that is commonplace in African- American churches throughout America.
“Let The Church Say Amen” is a two-act play that focused on five older, long-time Nothing But The Truth Church members who have prayed for new members. When some young people come into the church and start changing things with their new way of worship, the older members are sorry they got what they prayed for.
| DIFFERENCES—The young and old people in the church argue as Pastor Get It Right, played by James Graham, looks on.
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‘Back of the Bus’
Category: Entertainment Written by Terri Schlichenmeyer
Since that day not very long ago, you’ve spent plenty of time in all sorts of vehicle seats, mostly in back because that’s where kids like you are out of harm’s way. Being in the front seat, next to mom or dad, is a place for big kids and grownups.
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