June 2020

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Performed in UMS’s 2018/19 season, Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ink examines the culture of Black life that is often appropriated, rewritten, or silenced. This upcoming live screening will be followed by a live Q & A on Zoom with members of the company.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.

Rose is a true story and a song exploring gender, long lost twins, and cannibalism. Rose was filmed in quarantine using social distance practices in the “Beardcave,” the home of Philadelphia’s The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.