Subtext Studio Theatre 2025 New Play Festival – Touch Me My Exodus

As Subtext Studio Theatre Company puts it: “The New Play Fest 2025 is Subtext Studio TC’s new initiative to provide an abundance of opportunities to a diverse group of emerging playwrights, directors, dramaturgs, and actors. The festival will provide four plays and playwrights with 15-hours of development-focused hybrid rehearsals leading up to public readings with moderated post-show conversations in July or early August 2025. Selected playwrights will receive $200 honorariums for their writing and participation in the festival.”

Current TTS Student Isaiah Zavion Boozer will have his play Touch Me My Exodus included as a part of the festival. Saturday June 28th 2025 at 6 PM in the Fine Arts Building, he will receive a staged reading of the piece.

More Information To Come Soon.

We Need To Revisit ‘The Movement’

Eight-time Grammy Award-winning bassist, bandleader and host of NPR’s “Jazz Night in America,” Christian McBride brings his monumental musical tribute inspired by the words of Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammad Ali and President Barack Obama. “When the suite soars, it follows the bandleader’s strengths, known for his ebullient precision — his joy in the details — and for savoring the nectar inside swing rhythm” (DownBeat). The Movement: Revisited is a one night performance on Feb. 2nd at The Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s Symphony Center.

Current TTS Faculty/ Students Involved In This Production Include: Cris Anthony (Faculty), Tyshaun Meekie (BFA ACTING 25) Portraying Martin Luther King Jr, DeVaughn Loman (BFA ACTING 24) Portraying Cassius Clay/ Muhammad Ali, Alexis Primus (MFA ACTING 24) Portraying Rosa Parks & Isaiah Z. Boozer (BFA Playwright 25) Portraying Malcolm X.

More Information & Tickets Can Be Found HERE!

Amazon.com: The Movement Revisited: CDs & Vinyl

 

Unpack Racialized Injustice At TEDx

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event.

TEDxDePaulUniversity is an independently run, self-organized event.

One of our current students Isaiah Z. Boozer (BFA Playwriting) speaks at the event on May 4th 2022. His talk comments on intergenerational homophobia & how the black community has gotten to the point that it has.

FULL TEDx Talk Here: