Live from The Lab Spring '25 seeks to strike up a conversation on campus about intersectionality and Black identity. Through the selected plays we will examine topics like: portrayal in media, colorism, socioeconomics, race, and the complexities of Black girlhood. Come take a seat and be part of the conversation!
These grassroots productions led by student initiatives in marketing, production, and performance serve as part of a research project led by Assistant Professor Amy Chaffee. Live from the Lab productions are presented every semester in the Lab Theatre (McWilliams 104) and are followed by a post-reading Q&A with refreshments served. Tickets are free and open to the public.
Spring 2025 Readings:
- 1/18 American Fiction by Cord Jefferson
- 2/2 School Girls by Jocelyn Bioh
- 2/25 Sweat by Lynn Nottage
- 3/14 Bulrusher by Eisa Davis
- 4/7 Stick Fly by Lydia Diamond
- 4/23 The Twins Would Like to Say by Seth Bockley and Devon de Mayo
For more information on Live from the Lab (how to get involved or how to see the show), you can email achaffee@tulane.edu