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SPOKE takes readers from the lunch-counter sit-ins of the early 1960s to the draft board and FBI office raids later that same decade; from Martin Luther King's 1963 March on Washington to the 1968 DC Mobilization Against the War; from the nightmarish conditions of mid-century state mental institutions to the soul-less sterility of the federal prison system; from the advent of women's lib to the dawn of the sexual revolution.
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Click here to listen to Coleman's interview with Jim Fleming on
To the Best of Our Knowledge on National Public Radio.
Infamous Mothers
written for the stage by Coleman
from the book by Sagashus T. Levingston
premiering November 8-24, 2018
Madison365 sits down with Director Marie Justice and talks about the upcoming production of Infamous Mothers!
"Based on the book, the “Infamous Mothers” play brings to life true stories of incredibly strong women who “went through the belly of hell and brought something good back.” This beautifully told piece weaves powerful theater by interposing Levingston’s own remarkable story with the stories of six real-life women from her book and four fictional women who represent the struggles and triumphs of all marginalized women."
Read more of the Madison365 article.
To the Best of Our Knowledge on National Public Radio.
Infamous Mothers
written for the stage by Coleman
from the book by Sagashus T. Levingston
premiering November 8-24, 2018
Madison365 sits down with Director Marie Justice and talks about the upcoming production of Infamous Mothers!
"Based on the book, the “Infamous Mothers” play brings to life true stories of incredibly strong women who “went through the belly of hell and brought something good back.” This beautifully told piece weaves powerful theater by interposing Levingston’s own remarkable story with the stories of six real-life women from her book and four fictional women who represent the struggles and triumphs of all marginalized women."
Read more of the Madison365 article.