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Editor’s Pick: DC Black Pride LGBTQ+ Theater Showcase

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In the Flesh, the 2022 program features nine total short plays by Sharpe.The roster includes: Bad Date starring Antwain Cook-Foreman and Zukeh Freeman.

A Visit to the Ladies Room with Abbey Asare-Bediako, Adrianne Foster, and Ashley Nicole Lyles.One Day in the Park featuring Gregory Ford and Larry Hull.

After Ours with Moses Princien and Ameirah Neal. Urgent Care starring Edwin L. Brown III and Kevin E. Thorne II. Blessings with Beverly Marie White and J’Nandi Lee.

The Tea starring August Bullock and Maggy Denise Lewis. ICU, featuring an eight-member cast including J’Nandi Lee, Monte J. Wolfe, Barbara K.

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