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3 Short Plays by Emerging Black Playwrights | The Fire This Time Festival Compilation

The most pressing issues of our time, translated by Black playwrights into moving, poignant and sometimes laugh-out-loud funny narratives. That's The Fire This Time Festival, named in honor of James Baldwin. This 40-minute compilation features 3 plays from the festival's 2022 iteration, all filmed at the Kraine Theater. Play 1 | "Black Women in Tech " Two Black women struggle to be seen by each other and by the racist smart home they are trapped inside of. How will they escape with their relationship intact? Written by Zachariah Ezer. Play 2 | "For the Dark-Skinned Moving Going People of the World" Jasmine is a young singer who confronts Karl, a filmmaker, to convince him to cast her in his next movie. The two discuss the serious business of creating art for the masses. Written by Steve Harper. Play 3 | Fire This Time Festival: He’s the First  Two adolescents from different worlds find themselves in a random encounter at their local library, where they discover similarities and learn not to judge books by their covers. Written by Phillip Gregory Burke. FOLLOW US: Twitter:   / allartstv   Instagram:   / allartstv   Facebook:   / allartstv   TikTok:   / allartstv   ABOUT ALL ARTS: ALL ARTS is the premier destination for inspiration, creativity and art of all forms. This New York Emmy-winning arts and culture hub is created by The WNET Group, the community-supported home of New York’s PBS stations. ALL ARTS’ Webby-winning programming – from digital shorts and feature films to news and written interviews – is available through AllArts.org, the free ALL ARTS app on all major streaming platforms and @AllArtsTV on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X and Tiktok. Viewers can also watch ALL ARTS TV, the 24/7 broadcast channel available in the New York area, and tune into ALL ARTS Radio Hour. For all the ways to watch, visit AllArts.org/Everywhere