National Black Theatre

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The National Black Theatre is a pioneering African American cultural and performing arts institution in Harlem dedicated to celebrating and advancing Black theater, storytelling, and community empowerment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Black theatre company
cultural institution
nonprofit organization
performing arts organization
theatre company
artForm performance
theatre
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalIdentity Black Americans
surface form: African American

Black American
emphasis Black cultural expression
Black self-determination
social justice
ethos celebration of Black culture
focus African American theatre
Black storytelling
community empowerment
performing arts
foundedBy Barbara Ann Teer
founder Barbara Ann Teer
genre theatre
hasMedium live performance
stage theatre
inception 1968
language English
locatedIn Harlem
Manhattan
New York City
New York
surface form: New York State
mission to celebrate and advance Black theatre
to empower the Black community through the arts
to support African American storytelling
name National Black Theatre self-link
notableFor centering Black liberation aesthetics
community-based cultural work
pioneering Black theatre in the United States
programming artist development programs
community events
theatrical productions
workshops
regionServed Harlem
New York City
United States of America
surface form: United States
sector arts and culture
servesCommunity African American community
Harlem community
targetAudience Black audiences
broader New York City audiences
typeOfOrganization community-based arts organization

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subject surface form: Harlem
National Black Theatre name National Black Theatre self-link