Community Involvement
Theatrical Work
Heritage: A Celebration of Historical Legacies
Produced by Robert Pleasant and Eric Brown
Step into a world where history comes alive! Heritage takes you on an evocative journey, weaving powerful monologues of trailblazers who shaped the course of civil rights. From the unwavering bravery of Ruby Bridges, to the entrepreneurial prowess of Madam C.J. Walker, and the relentless spirit of Harriet Tubman – each voice rises in a triumphant chorus celebrating the indomitable human spirit.
Witness the legacies that echo through time, and let their stories inspire, challenge, and uplift. Join us for a profound exploration of the heartbeats that resonated change. The past speaks — are you ready to listen?
Performance Disclaimer: This presentation is a creative interpretation of historical events. It aims to captivate and inspire rather than serve as an exhaustive account.
Historical figures and events have been re-imagined for dramatic purposes. Any deviation from actual events is for artistic expression and is not intended to be taken as factual representation.
Fantasy Map-Making Workshop
This workshop caters to fantasy enthusiasts who share a passion for crafting their unique fictional realms. During the session, participants will acquire the skills to craft intricate world maps, master the art of detailing diverse terrain features, strategically place cities and landmarks, and seamlessly weave storytelling elements into their cartographic creations.
By the end of this workshop, attendees will be equipped with the expertise needed to bring their imaginative landscapes to life, adding depth and authenticity to their writing journeys.
DATE/TIME: Thursday, November 30, 2023, 2:00pm-3:00pm EST
LOCATION: Ohio University Southern Library
Sci-Fi Writing Workshop
This workshop is designed for aspiring sci-fi writers. Participants will learn about different sci-fi sub-genres, how to create believable futuristic worlds, and tips for crafting a compelling narrative from sci-fi writer and adjunct faculty professor Eric Brown.
DATE/TIME: Friday, December 8, 2023, 6:00pm-7:00pm EST
LOCATION: Virtual