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NEC is a non-profit theater company that produces and showcases plays by Black playwrights and artists. See upcoming and recent productions, residencies, competitions and more on their website.
- The History of NEC
In 1965, Playwright Douglas Turner Ward, producer/actor...
- Our Mission & Founders
The mission of the Negro Ensemble Company, Inc. (NEC) is to...
- The History of NEC
The Negro Ensemble Company (NEC) is a New York City-based theater company and workshop established in 1967 by playwright Douglas Turner Ward, producer-actor Robert Hooks, and theater manager Gerald S. Krone, with funding from the Ford Foundation.
Learn about the origins, achievements, and challenges of the Negro Ensemble Company (NEC), a pioneering black theater company founded in 1967. Explore the plays that explored the black experience and won awards and acclaim, such as "A Raisin in the Sun", "The River Niger", and "A Soldier's Play".
13 janv. 2021 · Learn how Robert Hooks and Barbara Ann Teer founded the Negro Ensemble Company in 1967, inspired by the Civil Rights Movement and the need for Black stories and characters on stage. Explore the company's history, achievements, and impact on American theatre.
The mission of the Negro Ensemble Company, Inc. (NEC) is to provide African-American, African and Caribbean professional artists with an opportunity to learn, to work, to grow and to be...
Learn about the mission of the Negro Ensemble Company (NEC), a theatre company that provides opportunities for black artists and presents live performances by and about black people. Meet the founders of NEC, Robert Hooks, Douglas Turner Ward and Gerald Krone.
15 juil. 2016 · Artistic Director Douglas Turner Ward talks to Dr. Roscoe C. Brown Jr. about the theatre company he founded in 1967, The Negro Ensemble Company, which broke barriers by using black actors,...
