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Yesterday, the Oberlin Theater department premiered its mainstage production of AtGN, which will be showing through Dec. 12.

Oberlin Theater Performs Zora Howard’s AtGN

Sydney Rosensaft, Senior Staff Writer
December 10, 2021
Ma Rainey: Starring a combination of Oberlin students and Cleveland actors, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, directed by Oberlin Associate Professor of Theater and Africana Studies Justin Emeka, OC ’95, opened on Oct. 8 at Karamu House.

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Opens at Cleveland’s Karamu House

Maeve Woltring, Arts & Culture Editor
October 15, 2021

Legends of Capoeira

Justin Emeka , Associate Professor of Theater and Africana Studies
August 20, 2021
Photo by Rachel Serna Brown. Associate Professor of Theater and Africana Studies Justin Emeka conducts the hoda.

Don’t Overlook Grandma’s Recipe

August 20, 2021
Justin Emeka

One Generation to The Next: Justin Emeka Talks Black Artistry, Facilitates Dialogue in Theater Spaces

L. Joshua Jackson, Arts and Culture Editor
December 4, 2020
Associate Professor of Theater and Africana Studies Justin Emeka, top, is the director of Sunset Baby.

“Sunset Baby” Captivates Oberlin Audiences

Katherine MacPhail, Editor-in-Chief
September 28, 2018
Author Kiese Laymon, OC ’98, returned to Oberlin Monday afternoon to give a reading from his new book Heavy: An American Memoir.

Oberlin Alum Explores Family, Food, Humanity in Memoir

Jaris Owens
September 15, 2017
Associate Professor of Theater and Africana Studies Justin Emeka, OC ’95, directed a performance of excerpts from The Glass Menagerie in Cleveland Monday night.

On The Record with Professor Justin Emeka

Victoria Garber, Arts Editor
February 24, 2017
From left to right, College senior Davíd Zager and College junior Deron Essex receive instruction in Capoeira Angola from Mestre Jurandir of the International Capoeira Angola Foundation. Capoeira is a martial art and dance form developed by Angolans in Brazil in the 16th century. The art form is practiced in countries all over the world, and made its way to the U.S. in the late 20th century.  Several students took part in the trip to Brazil over Winter Term, led by Associate Professor of Theater and Africana Studies Justin Emeka, OC ’95. Students spent 20 days in the cities of Belo Horizonte and Salvador, working with three different Capoeira groups and participating in a facilitated discussion on how the art can be used to face racial divides and inequality in the U.S. 

Capoeira Captivates Students

Victoria Garber, Arts Editor
February 3, 2017

Personal Facebook Posts Not Grounds for Dismissal

Justin Emeka, OC ’95 and Associate Professor of Theater and Africana Studies
April 1, 2016
Feature Photo: Wedding Band

Feature Photo: Wedding Band

Louise Edwards, Arts editor
October 9, 2015
Assistant Professor of Theater Justin Emeka, OC ’95, interviews Avery Brooks, OC ’70, in Finney Chapel Saturday night. Brooks treated the audience to soulful music on the piano and a monologue from Othello, and, at his request, the convocation concluded with two student performances.

Brooks, OC ’70, Returns to Oberlin

Nora Kipnis , Arts Editor
February 28, 2014

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