University or College: Virtual Talkback (Following a Screening)

$750.00

The filmmakers participate in a virtual talkback with your students. Specific details should be discussed with the filmmakers.

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The filmmakers participate in a virtual talkback with your students. Specific details should be discussed with the filmmakers.

The filmmakers participate in a virtual talkback with your students. Specific details should be discussed with the filmmakers.

Banner image of Colman Domingo, Edith Productions executive producer of When My Sleeping Dragon Woke, stating, "Edith is committed to producing, creating and amplifying important and entertaining stories from diverse voices."

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Experience Sharon Washington’s
Triumphant Journey!

It all begins with a little girl who lives in a library and travels many roads that would lead her to Broadway and beyond!

★★★★★

"In this movie, the audience sees the development of the play as it's being conceived, written, directed, rehearsed, performed, and rewritten. It shows what it takes personally and professionally to make theater."

Tracey Scott Wilson, Professor, Department of Radio/TV/Film, LGBTQIA Writing for the Screen and Stage, School of Communication, Northwestern University

★★★★★

"When My Sleeping Dragon Woke is a courageous and insightful retelling of Sharon Washington's journey as an artist in her own words. Her story as a little Black girl growing up in a library and becoming a woman who embraces the opportunity to speak the truth of her experience is a testament to what is possible when we dare to be our full selves and share our stories with the world."

Dr. Monica White Ndounou, Associate Professor of Theater, Dartmouth College
and the Founding Executive Director of The CRAFT Institute

★★★★★

"…I was captivated by the rich tapestry of emotions and the remarkable blend of vulnerability and strength…The directorial vision shines brilliantly… the keen attention to details and masterful storytelling left an indelible impression on me, indeed everyone in the theater."

Tricia Keaton, Professor of African and African-American Studies, Dartmouth College