Black Spectrum Theatre

About Black Spectrum Theatre

Founded in 1970 by visionary Carl Clay, Black Spectrum Theatre is dedicated to providing the community with rich African-American cultural expression through contemporary theater and film. Located in Roy Wilkins Park, this vibrant organization produces and presents impactful theater, films, and videos that explore significant social issues affecting the African-American community.

Impact

Each year, Black Spectrum Theatre serves over 20,000 audience members and reaches thousands more through its nationally distributed films for urban teens, mobile stage, and school residency programs.

Why Donate?

Your tax-deductible contributions are vital in nurturing a new generation of artists and supporting community-based theater that addresses pressing social issues.

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Join the movement to uplift African-American voices in the arts. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help sustain and grow this essential cultural institution!