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14Th Anniversary 2019 National Black Theatre Festival ® July 29 - August 3 An International Celebration & Reunion of Spirit Larry Leon Hamlin Charles Dutton Founder Media Clearance Request Art Evans Sylvia Sprinkle Hamlin Lawrence Evans Executive Producer Kim Fields Morgan Freeman Nigel Alston COMPANY NAME ____________________________________ Arthur French Executive Director Marla Gibbs Jackie Alexander P. J. Gibson Artistic Director ADDRESS __________________________________________ Danny Glover Micki Grant Chairpersons Pam Grier Tommy Hicks Dr. Maya Angelou 1989 _________________________________________________ Maurice Hines Ossie Davis 1991 Ruby Dee 1991 Laurence Holder Harry Belafonte 1993 PHONE/EMAIL ______________________________________ Jennifer Holliday Sidney Poitier 1993 Robert Hooks Della Reese 1993 Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs Billy Dee Williams 1995 MEDIA REP. (S)_____________________________________ Nate Jacobs Debbie Allen 1997 Wilbert T. Jenkins Leslie Uggams 1999 Ebony Jo-Ann Louis Johnson André DeShields 2001 ________________________________________ Hattie Winston 2001 Allen Joines Malcolm-Jamal Warner 2003 (Name(s) as it should appear on media badge) Ella Joyce Woodie King, Jr. Melba Moore 2003 Janet Hubert 2005 LaChanze Joseph Marcell 2005 SUPERVISOR ____________________________________ Kenny Leon Dawnn Lewis Hal Williams 2007 Vanessa Bell Calloway 2007 Norm Lewis Wendy Raquel Robinson 2009 Type of Media (please circle) Print TV Radio Digital S. Epatha Merkerson Ted Lange 2009 Stephanie Mills T'Keyah Crystal Keymáh 2011 Barbara Montgomery Lamman Rucker 2011 Note: Those cleared for television coverage will be issued (2) Marjorie Moon Tonya Pinkins 2013 Eileen Morris Dorien Wilson 2013 videography badges Thembi Mtshali-Jones Shauneille Perry Debbi Morgan 2015 Darnell Williams 2015 Lynn Nottage Obba Babatunde 2017 Those cleared for newspaper coverage will be issues (2) James Pickens, Jr. Anna Maria Horsford 2017 photography badges (These are in addition to reporter passes) Joan Pringle Margaret Avery 2019 Sandra Reaves-Phillips Chester Gregory 2019 Vivian Reed DATES ATTENDING THE FESTIVAL: ATTENDING ALL WEEK Arthur M. Reese National Advisory Board Angela Robinson Mabel Robinson John Amos I will be attending the following dates (Festival runs July 29-August 3) Richard Roundtree Jeffery Anderson-Gunter Roz Ryan Hinton Battle Michele Shay Ed Bernard ___________________________________________________ Bern Nadette Stanis Taurean Blacque Tonea Stewart Charles Burnett Count Stovall Avery Brooks Authorizing Signature: _________________________________ Jackie Taylor Richard Brooks Garland Lee Thompson, Jr. Petri Hawkins Byrd Glynn Turman Ed Bullins Cicely Tyson Diahann Carroll Dr. Glory Van Scott Ralph Carter You may email Brian McLaughlin for Media Clearance at Denzel Washington Anthony Chisholm [email protected] Karen Malina White Bill Cobbs Lillias White Keith David Request will be reviewed and if approved you will be contacted Lynn Whitfield Carmen de Lavallade by the NBTF Media after July 17, 2019 Carol Woods Ja’Net DuBois Bill Duke Starletta DuPois An International Outreach Program of the North Carolina Black Repertory Company Celebrating 40 Years of Excellence in Professional Black Theatre 419 Spruce Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 336.723.2266 Fax: 336.723.2223 Websites: www.nbtf.org - www.ncblackrep.org Email: [email protected] The North Carolina Black Repertory Co. is supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Cultural Resources and the Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County in our City of Arts and Innovation. .
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