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06/20/2025

A REGIONAL PREMIERE-The Regional Premier-Regional Premier-A riveting ,suspenseful, lightly comical,political dealing with age old issues such as loyalty, integrity, and friendship
Re: Buy 1 get 1 FREE VIP TICKET-THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE-By Peter Lawson Jones
*6/14-HARVARD NIGHT-SOULFOOD CHAMPAGNE GALA
Subject: THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE-By Peter Lawson Jones-For Immediate Release-Show runs June 12th thru June 22nd-The play is so hot ,it has been extended for an additional well already. So run, don’t walk and get your tickets to see this Regional Premier.
For Immediate Release-THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE-PRESS RELEASE
Show runs
JUNE 12 thru JUNE 22
Re: Buy 1 get 1 VIP TICKETS
THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE
By Peter Lawson Jones
THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE
A REGIONAL PREMIERE OF AWARD-WINNING PLAY AT BERKELEY’S BLACK REPERTORY GROUPS
BIREL L. VAUGHN THEATER
Berkeley’s Black Repertory Group Theater, the oldest African-American theatre west of the Mississippi River, is proud to host the regional premiere of actor (A Man Called Otto, Chicago Fire, White Boy Rick) and playwright Peter Lawson Jones’s award-winning drama, The Bloodless Jungle (TBJ).
The play tells the story of State Senator Ethan St. John ( Gary Moore) happily married to his wife(Brittany Young). As a rising political star who is asked by the President to run for a critical seat in Congress Ethan is supported by his own winning leadership team and they are just coming off the win for a seat in the senate.
With a small team from the community (Gianmarco Mallque, and Yay Mitchell)along with fellow Atty. and High School buddy (Brian Brown) Ethan is on a political trajectory that appears to be poised to defeat the incumbent Congresswoman. Then from out of nowhere,amidst all the Ethan St. John accolades and successful achievements, J.J.(Chris Marsol), his absolute best friend from high school, is charged with having committed a serious sexual assault. Ethan, who believes J.J. to be innocent, soon finds himself battling with both the press (Veronica Valencia)as well as his “win-at-any-cost” campaign manager (Najee Joyner) who believes “an ugly win is still a win”!
Finding himself faced with a daunting choice: does Ethan abandon J.J. and focus on winning the election, or does he jeopardize the campaign by supporting his longtime friend? The drama ultimately turns on Ethan’s decision and its outcome.
TBJ has enjoyed two successful productions in Cleveland, Ohio, and has received six staged readings across the country, including at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Dallas Convention Center, Duquesne University and in Harlem. Land of Cleve, an arts and cultural blog in Northeast Ohio, rated the 2017 production one of the best in the region that year and honored it with an Achievement Award. In its review, Land of Cleve called TBJ a “Dynamic drama [and] a timely triumph of political proportions” and added, “Whether or not viewers care about politics, they can’t help but get caught up in both the heated exchanges and the humorous interactions between the characters.”
CoolCleveland.com offered that “The work is riveting. [Jones] doesn’t hit a false note with the dialogue at any point . . . throughout this work Jones demonstrates his master and maturity as a playwright by dealing with age-old issues such as integrity, loyalty and friendship with the same keen sense and import that he devotes to modern-day issues.”
Written by Peter Lawson Jones
Directed by Sean Vaughn Scott
Artistic Director Dr. Mona Vaghn Scott
510-652-2120/FAX-510-652-8030
WHERE:
3201 Adeline st.,Berkeley CA (1 block South ASHBY BART)
WHEN:THURS’FRI/SAT.@8 p.m.&SUN.@4 p.m.(only 1 TH. Press Gala/ONLY 1 SUNDAY 6/22) https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/kayla/6630711
Staff desk
3201 Adeline St.
Berkeley CA 94703
510-652-2120
E-keepersoftheculture3201@gmail.com

06/09/2025

🎉 The vibes are building… the countdown has begun! 🎭✨
We’re heading to Los Angeles for the 39th Annual Black Theatre Network Conference, happening July 24–27, 2025 — and trust us, you won’t want to miss this!

🌟 This year’s theme: “Art and Liberation: Achieving Black Permanence” — a celebration of our creativity, resilience, and revolutionary spirit. It’s going to be bold. It’s going to be brilliant. It’s going to be Black theatre at its finest.

📍Hilton Los Angeles Culver City is the place to be — hit the link in our bio to register and lock in your room!

Let’s pack the house 🏠🖤 Spread the word in your group chats, social media stories, timelines, and beyond! Are you registered?!



📅 July 24–27
📌 Los Angeles, CA
🔗 Link in bio
🚨 Tag a friend who needs to be in the room!
Let’s show out and show UP. 🌍🔥

06/09/2025

Free tickets for the REGIONAL PREMIERE
Re: Buy 1 get 1 FREE VIP TICKET-THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE-By Peter Lawson Jones

*6/14-HARVARD NIGHT-SOULFOOD CHAMPAGNE GALA

Subject: THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE-By Peter Lawson Jones-For Immediate Release-Show runs June 12th thru June 22nd-The play is so hot ,it has been extended for an additional well already. So run, don’t walk and get your tickets to see this Regional Premier.

For Immediate Release-THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE-PRESS RELEASE
Show runs
JUNE 12 thru JUNE 22

Re: Buy 1 get 1 VIP TICKETS
THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE
By Peter Lawson Jones
THE BLOODLESS JUNGLE
A REGIONAL PREMIERE OF AWARD-WINNING PLAY AT BERKELEY’S BLACK REPERTORY GROUPS
BIREL L. VAUGHN THEATER

Berkeley’s Black Repertory Group Theater, the oldest African-American theatre west of the Mississippi River, is proud to host the regional premiere of actor (A Man Called Otto, Chicago Fire, White Boy Rick) and playwright Peter Lawson Jones’s award-winning drama, The Bloodless Jungle (TBJ).

The play tells the story of State Senator Ethan St. John ( Gary Moore) happily married to his wife(Brittany Young). As a rising political star who is asked by the President to run for a critical seat in Congress Ethan is supported by his own winning leadership team and they are just coming off the win for a seat in the senate.
With a small team from the community (Gianmarco Mallque, and Yay Mitchell)along with fellow Atty. and High School buddy (Brian Brown) Ethan is on a political trajectory that appears to be poised to defeat the incumbent Congresswoman. Then from out of nowhere,amidst all the Ethan St. John accolades and successful achievements, J.J.(Chris Marisol), his absolute best friend from high school, is charged with having committed a serious sexual assault. Ethan, who believes J.J. to be innocent, soon finds himself battling with both the press (Veronica Valencia)as well as his “win-at-any-cost” campaign manager (Najee Joyner) who believes “an ugly win is still a win”!
Finding himself faced with a daunting choice: does Ethan abandon J.J. and focus on winning the election, or does he jeopardize the campaign by supporting his longtime friend? The drama ultimately turns on Ethan’s decision and its outcome.

TBJ has enjoyed two successful productions in Cleveland, Ohio, and has received six staged readings across the country, including at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Dallas Convention Center, Duquesne University and in Harlem. Land of Cleve, an arts and cultural blog in Northeast Ohio, rated the 2017 production one of the best in the region that year and honored it with an Achievement Award. In its review, Land of Cleve called TBJ a “Dynamic drama [and] a timely triumph of political proportions” and added, “Whether or not viewers care about politics, they can’t help but get caught up in both the heated exchanges and the humorous interactions between the characters.” CoolCleveland.com offered that “The work is riveting. [Jones] doesn’t hit a false note with the dialogue at any point . . . throughout this work Jones demonstrates his master and maturity as a playwright by dealing with age-old issues such as integrity, loyalty and friendship with the same keen sense and import that he devotes to modern-day issues.”

Written by Peter Lawson Jones
Directed by Sean Vaughn Scott
Artistic Director Dr. Mona Vaghn Scott
510-652-2120/FAX-510-652-8030

WHERE:
3201 Adeline st.,Berkeley CA (1 block South ASHBY BART)

WHEN:
THURS’FRI/SAT.@8 p.m.&SUN.@4 p.m.(only 1 TH. Press Gala/ONLY 1 SUNDAY 6/22)

https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/Kayla/6630711

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Staff desk
Black Repertory Group
3201 Adeline St.
Berkeley CA 94703
510-652-2120
E-keepersoftheculture3201@gmail.com

04/25/2025

As we start this week, take a moment to notice the beauty all around you. From the blossoming flowers to the melodies of the songbirds, nature reminds us of its persistent resilience and beauty through various seasons. That same resilience and creativity lie in you. Embrace it.

🖊 : Cleo Wade

Sean Vaughn ScottThank you family, Sean Vaughn https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/6630667Come see A hilarious West ...
04/25/2025

Sean Vaughn Scott
Thank you family, Sean Vaughn
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/6630667
Come see A hilarious West Coast debut , A Political Satire that I am directing, written by MacArthur Genius & AUDELCO AWARD winner Ishmael Reed. This show I’m directing is A spectacular staged production ironically written in 2016 but very much on point with RIGHT NOW! I have an amazing cast. On 5/10-I will hold a sneak peek- 9th the NAACP please come join me & my swearing in on media day. I am now the newly elected President of the BERKELEY NAACP chapter and will host MIMOSA MEDIA DAY for both events simultaneously. Again Sean Vaughn Scott 1-3 pm SAT.MAY 10TH- Repertory Group located in Berkeley at 3201 Adeline st. (1 block south of ASHBY BART). Please come and join the NAACP Berkeley Chapter at my PRESEDENTIAL swearing in celebration. Join our chapter (you can live anywhere) & together in these uncertain times we can succeed and resolve things together!-Thank You for the Birthday wishes- Be blessed.-(All who attend will receive 2 tickets for the full production opening the following weekend.

Thanks to all who took the time to join us on Saturday for a Town Hall Conversation on Race at the Black Repertory Group Theater. And, many thanks to our hosts Congresswoman Barbara Lee and Rep. Mark DeSaulnier for putting a great panel together!

06/15/2024
Jhino Piper -Performed a strong performance at Berkeley Black Repertory Group
06/15/2024

Jhino Piper -Performed a strong performance at Berkeley Black Repertory Group

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