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Storytelling, Music & Performance VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY PARENTS & FAMILY PROGRAMS, THE MARTHA RIVERS INGRAM COMMONS, AND ARTS & CAMPUS EVENTS PRESENTS STRONG STORYTELLING, MUSIC & PERFORMANCE SPECIAL THANKS The Barnes and Noble Vanderbilt Bookstore Production Services (Gary, Suzanne & Crew) Rosevelt Noble SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH, 2016 Office of Reservations and Events All of today’s performers and everyone who helped make 2:30 - 4:00 PM this event possible LANGFORD AUDITORIUM STRONG INSIDE STORYTELLING, MUSIC & PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE GROUPS Thank you for joining us for this Family Weekend performance event, inspired by the 2016 Commons Reading Strong Inside: Perry Wallace and the VIBE- Vanderbilt’s premiere hip hop dance group. A student-led organization Collision of Race and Sports in the South. that features original choreography in every performance. The style evolves with the evolution of hip-hop as a genre. The Company performs at various campus events as well as hosts our own annual showcase in the spring. ANDREW MARANISS (A&S ’92) is the author of the New York Times bestseller, Strong Inside: Perry Wallace and the PRESENTING THE FOLLOWING PIECE: Collision of Race and Sports in the South. Andrew studied "Solace" history at Vanderbilt as a recipient of the Fred Russell – Grantland Rice sports writing scholarship, earning the PERFORMERS: school’s Alexander Award for excellence in journalism. Jaila Johnson (A&S ’17) Maraniss, the son of Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and best-selling Sydney Moore (A&S ’19) author David Maraniss and trailblazing environmentalist Linda Maraniss, Garsy Presumey-LeBlanc (A&S ’18) was born in Madison, Wisconsin. He grew up in Washington, D.C. and Austin, Texas and now lives in Brentwood, Tennessee with his wife Alison, and their two young children. Strong Inside was the recipient of the 2015 Lillian Smith RHYTHM & ROOTS PERFORMANCE COMPANY – founded in the fall of Book Award and the lone Special Recognition honor at the 2015 RFK Book 1994, the organization explores performance art as an expression of social Awards. complexities and as a catalyst for social change. The Company creates its MARSHALL CHAPMAN (A&S ’71) is an American own artistic works that celebrate the struggle, transformation and survival singer-songwriter-author who was born and raised in of the human spirit. Spartanburg, South Carolina. To date, she has released thirteen critically acclaimed albums. Her latest album, PRESENTING THE FOLLOWING PIECES: Blaze of Glory, was hailed a masterpiece. Chapman’s "Clarity" songs have been recorded by everyone from Emmylou "Motherless Child" *Monologue: Dark Phases from For Colored Girls Who Considered Harris and Joe Cocker to Irma Thomas and Jimmy Buffett. In 2010, Chapman Suicide when the Rainbow was Enuf. Written by Ntozake Shange landed her first feature film role, playing Gwyneth Paltrow’s road manager "From Within" in Country Strong. Additionally, Chapman authored two books which "Lost En La Cultura" have been recognized by the Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance. They Came to Nashville was nominated for the 2011 SIBA Book Award for PERFORMERS: nonfiction; and, Goodbye, Little Rock and Roller was a SIBA bestseller, a 2004 Amanda Brito (A&S ’14) SIBA Book Award finalist, and one of three finalists for the Southern Book Janelle Brooks (Pbdy. ’10) Critics Circle Award. Sam Edwards (special guest, A&S ’18) Nichole Forde (Pbdy. ’14) *Andrew Maraniss and Marshall Chapman will be signing books and albums in the lobby Curtis Graves (A&S ’17) following the performance. In partnership with the Barnes and Noble Vanderbilt Bookstore, Danielle Sutton (special guest, A&S ’19) items will be available for purchase..
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