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The play "BLOOD MAKES THE RED RIVER FLOW" An AEA Showcase Fiscally Sponsored by Fractured Atlas

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New York, NY

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A play about bloodlines, ancestry, sacrifice and pride in knowing all that you are...
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Circa 1961 in New Orleans , as the Civil Rights Movement goes into full swing, a naive debutante gets schooled by her grandmother about a family secret.  We learn more circa 1800's on the Red River of Louisiana as a hidden legacy is unearthed.

You'll laugh and you'll cry from this stage play about bloodlines, sacrifice, and pride in knowing all that you are...


FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS TOPIC WILL BE PERFORMED WITH THE URGENCY OF THE CLASSICS!

written by

Stephanie Lynn Wilson


starring

Christiana Blain as Gabrielle/Lizette Laviteaux

Stephanie Lynn Wilson as Guma/Yaya

Ron Rivera as Ferdinand Juan Carlos Montero

Candace Purcell as Marie Pollion

*Al Roffe as Henri Monet

Harold Mathieu as Rebeau


David Brooks-Set Designer/SM   Richard Abrams-Light Designer

Angelina Scantlebury-Costume Designer   Stephanie Wilson-Sound Designer

Candace Purcell-Makeup  Fabian-Assistant Stage Manager

produced and directed by

Stephanie Lynn Wilson/W.E.T. Productions

*=AEA


SHOW TIMES TUE-SAT 8PM~SAT 4PM~SUN3PM AND 7PM

HOUSE OPENS HALF HOUR BEFORE CURTAIN 

 PLEASE BE ON TIME

THERE WILL BE NO INTERMISSION


Where



Roy Arias Studios and Theatres
300 West 43rd Street 4th Floor
Stage IV Theatre
New York, NY 10036

  News and Updates
Thursday, February 23, 2012




Thursday, February 23, 2012

Pics From Preview Night

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Preview Night Pic

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Great Pic From Preview Night

Friday, February 17, 2012

"Blood Makes The Red River Flow" deals with social issues and history.  Two very important events which concerned Louisiana and are mentioned in the play are the "The New Orleans Slave Revolt" circa 1811 and "The Freedom Riders" as they headed to New Orleans on buses that were firebombed in May of 1961.  This play is touching and full of fun as well.  A great way to learn history...

Thanks to cast member Harold Mathieu for just recently posting an article concerning the Slave Revolt.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Tickets sold in advance only.  Don't have a credit card?  For your convenience to arrange payment by cash please email: red_river_play@yahoo.com

Thanks for your interest!

Monday, February 6, 2012

The Stage IV TheatreThe lovely venue for "Blood Makes The Red River Flow" is located in the heart of the Theatre District.

Friday, January 27, 2012

"My mother's mother was a Wolof from Senegambia and her father was an Arab trader who traveled all over Africa and Asia making deals. It is in my blood so I should be good at making deals! Too bad my mother didn't inherit that!" Yaya. The words of one of the colorful characters in "Blood Makes The Red River Flow".  Get your history lesson on in this compelling drama!

Friday, January 27, 2012

The Playwright of "Blood Makes The Red River Flow" was just awarded a Space Grant for her mystery/thriller "A Wound In Time" which she will re-mount in May. 

Sunday, January 8, 2012

"My new play is an extension of my cultural activism to educate and build bridges. "Blood Makes The Red River Flow" is my historical drama inspired by my interviews of the Louisiana Creoles during filming of my documentary "The Descendants of Africa: Evolution of a People and Culture". It sheds light on the unique experience of not only being in a foreign country in the middle of America but a Latin American country before Louisiana became a state in 1812. It also shows the little known unique ethnic mixes comprising over three continents within the African Diaspora.  It is an homage to cultural diversity,  and the respect and appreciation of bloodlines!"

Stephanie Lynn Wilson

Sunday, January 8, 2012

The production's friend, William Richard Somerville, a consistent supporter who attended the play's first staged reading, donated this promo to us!


 

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Plays dual roles of Gabrielle and LiizettePlays dual roles of Guma and YayaPlays role of Ferdinand Juan-Carlos MonteroPlays role of Marie JosellePlays role of Henri MonetPlays role of Rebeau

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

What a Judge of the 2011 New York Innovative Theatre Awards said about this playwright's last Off Off Broadway production "A Wound In Time" which she also produced and directed Fall 2010 at the legendary Nuyorican Poets Cafe:

 Judge 1: "This was a long show 2 hours and 20 minutes. It's hard to hold an audience that long, but they did. It was a wonderful evening in the theatre and I'm delighted I had the chance to see it. I was especially glad to see such well written and acted women on stage. The story was compelling, complex, funny and the characters rich."