Hello followers, there's so much going on today, as I'm climbing the rough side of the mountain. I'm pleased and honored to say that my one man stage production entitled "I Just Want To Tell Somebody", based on my autobiography of the same title, wasn't performed at The Shakespere, it was performed at The Wooley Mamouth Theater, on Feb. 28, 2011 . It was funded by The DC, Comm. on Arts and Humanities, as part of their Black History Month celebration. It was AWESOME. The audience responses are posted on my fbook wall. I had a great time doing it, and I want to say thanks to all that made it happen. I will be producing the production again in July 2011, at Studio W. in NE for only 4 fews. Only 8 performances before it goes to NYC off Broadway. I'm also editing my 1st documentary entitled "Preserving Ledroit Park" , A Historic Community in Wash. DC, with DCTV . I just got connected with another editor, so I'm planning to have it completed in the next few weeks. In my next post I'll begin to delve into our historic legacy and the contributions we contributed to the developement of American entertainment and culture. So please come back. You'll be glad you did.
Ronald Smokey Stevens
BBS Costume
Photo from Bubbling Brown Sugar 1976
