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Lillias White

By iforcolor in Actress, Singer
August 8, 2022

LILLIAS WHITE by Dale Ricardo Shields Page 1 – 10 Tony winner Lillias White, is known for her performances in Fela!, The Life, Romance in Hard Times, Cats, Carrie, Once on This Island, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and Chicago. “Lillias White is a singer who makes the …

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Alyson Williams, André Robin De Shields, Anika Noni Rose, Arnetia Walker, Audra McDonald, Billy Porter, Blair Underwood, Carol Maillard, Carrie, Cats, Chita Rivera, Chuck Cooper, Cleavant Derricks, Dale Ricardo Shields, Dale Shields, Damon Gupton, David Robertson, Donna McKechnie, Dr. Glory Van Scott, Eartha Robinson, Fela!, George Faison, Georgia Engel, Glynn Turman, Greg Bryan, HADESTOWN, Heather Headley, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Iforcolor.org, James Stovall, JASON DIRDEN, Keith David, Kevyn Morrow, KiKi Shepard, Lamar Richardson Ed Swidey, Lia Chang, Lillias White, Linda Leilani Brown, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Marva Hicks, Matthew Broderick, Matthew Henerson, Maurice Hines Jr, Nija Okoro, Norm Lewis, Once on This Island, Romance in Hard Times, Rosie O'Donnell, Tamara Tunie, The Life, The Wiz, Weyman Thompson

FRED BENJAMIN

By iforcolor in Choreographer, Dancer
September 8, 2021

FREDERICK CHARLES BENJAMIN by Dale Ricardo Shields Page 1 – 8 Dancer – Choreographer { September 8, 1944 – December 14, 2013 } Page 1 – 8 Fred Benjamin, an internationally known teacher of jazz dance who was also part of the creative wave of young Black modern-dance choreographers who came to prominence in the 1970s. …

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Adrienne Frimet, Aisha Coley, Alan Weeks, Alfred Gallman, Alvin Ailey, Amparo Chigui Santiago, Amy Henry, Amy Ragsdale, Andy Torres, Arlena Rolant, Ashford and Simpson, Ben Harney, Bobby Kwame Johnson, Brenda Braxton, Brian “Bomani” Benns, Bruce Hawkins, Bryant Baker, Carl Bailey, Carl Fields, Carolyn Campbell, Catherine Foster, Charles “Malik” Lewis, Cheryl Bell, Cheryl Brooks, Cheryl Norvell, Cheryl Scott, Cherylynn Ross, Chet Tames, Chiquita Ross- Glover, Christian Von Howard, Christiana Tober, Christopher Huggins, Clark Center for the Performing Arts, Clayton Palmer, Cornell Ivey, Dale Ricardo Shields, Damon Pearce, Damon Pierce, David Hutuely, Diane Conway, Dianne Conway, Dina Wright, Donald Griffith, Dyane Harvey-Salaam, Eddie Stockton, Edmee Cherdieu Dana Foglia, Elma Lewis, Fred Benjamin, Fred Bratcher, Freda Vanterpool, Friedman-Abeles, Gary Flannery, Geneva Vivino, George Faison, Gina Ellis, Glen Brooks, Glen Simms, Gower Champion, Gregory B Hinton, Gregory Hinton, Gregory Wright, Gwynenn Jones, Henny Kamerman, Henny Kammerman, Israel Valle, J. Jamal Hardeman, Jack Mitchell, Jacob’s Pillow, Jason Mulloy, Jill Williams, Jorge Vasquez, Juan Henderson, Juanita Grace Tyler, Judy Dearing, June Taylor Dancers, Kathy Thomas, Kay Uchishiba, Kim Jones, LaVerne Washington, Leni Wylliams, Leslie Watanabe, Linda James, Lisa Cave, Lisa Larsen, Lonnie McNeill, Loretta Abbott, Lynn Simonson, MacArthur Foundation, Marilyn Banks, Mark P. Rubin, Mark Rubin, Marlon Lewis, Martha Graham, Marvin Tuning, Matthew Williams, Mercie Hinton, Michael Bennett, Michael Peters, Michael Sampson, Michael Vermy, Michelle Murray, Michelle Simmons, Milton Bowser, Milton Myers, New York Public Library, Olon Godare, Pam Jones, Pat Estwick Heaven, Pearl Bailey, Peter Colly, Peter Norman, Ralph Farrington, Ralph Paul Haze, Reggie Jackson, Reginald Jackson, Renee Rose, Rev. J. Anthony Dargan, Ronald Dunham, Ronald McKay, Rosa Curry, Rovan Hill, Roy Blakey, Seiko Fujita, Sharon Brooks, Shirin Stave, Shirin Stave-Matias, Shirley Black-Brown, Stanley Harrison, Talley Beatty, Ted D Williams, Terrence Popular, Terrin Miles, Tetsuo Yoshida, Thea Nerissa Barnes, Thomas Oakman, Traci Cloyd, Tyrone Monroe, Warren Spears, Wendy Mejia, Winston DeWitt Hemsley

Louis Johnson

By iforcolor in Choreographer, Dancer, Director, History, Professor
March 21, 2021

LOUIS JOHNSON Dancer ~ Choreographer ~ Director ~ Professor Legendary Artist by Dale Ricardo Shields Page 1 of 10 Born: March 19, 1930, Statesville, NC Died: March 31, 2020 Louis Johnson was born on March 19, 1930, in Statesville, N.C., and grew up in Washington. He started out as an acrobat before being discovered by Doris Jones and …

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Abdel Salaam, Adrian Bailey, Albert Popwell, Allison Williams Foster, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Amii Stewart, Arthur Mitchell, Audrey Mason, Bernard J. Marsh, Bernie, Black Nativity, Bob Fosse, Bruce Hawkins, Carl Van Vechten, Carmen de Lavallade, Carol Maillard, Cecelia Antoinette, Chita Rivera, Cincinnati Ballet, Cindi Retiman, Claire Haywood, Clevon Little, Clyde Jacque Barrett, Cornell Ivey, Cotton Comes to Harlem, Damn Yankees, Dana McBroom Manno, Dance Theatre of Harlem, David Cameron, David Robeson, Debbie McIntyre, Diahann Carroll, Diana Ross, Doris Jones, Dottie Fox, Dyane Harvey-Salaam, Fred Benjamin. Ted D Williams, Gary Q Lewis, George Faison, Grace Jones, Hallelujah Baby, Hampton Institute, Herbert Stubbs, House of Flowers, Howard, Jazzbo Brown, Jerome Robbins, Jill Williams, Juanita Hall, Kiki Shepherd, Leah Randolph-Bridwell, Lisa Sneed, Lois Hayes, Loretta Abbott, Lost in the Stars, Louis Johnson, Louise Robinson, Mary Louise, Maurice Hines, Melba Moore, Michael Jackson, Michi Jones, Mike Malone, Miss Truth, New York City Ballet, New York Metropolitan Opera, Nipsey Russell, Novella Nelson, Obediah Wright, Pearl Bailey, Phoebe Redmon, Porgy and Bess, profile, Purlie, Richard Preston, Richard Pryor, Robert Pittman, Romaissaa Benzizoune, Sabu, Sherman Hemsley, Sherry Bronfman, Sidney Lumet, Sirlouis Jones, Starletta DuPois, Ted D Williams, Ted Ross, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, THE DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM, the Joffrey Ballet, The Wiz, Time in the Wind, Treemonisha, Venida Evans, Vicki Baltimore, Virginia State, Walter Nicks, Yale

WALTER DALLAS

By iforcolor in Director, Professor, Writer
October 28, 2019

WALTER DALLAS DIRECTOR – MUSICIAN – PHOTOGRAPHER – PLAYWRIGHT – PROFESSOR *~ September 15, 1946 – May 3, 2020 ~* By Dale Ricardo Shields Page 1 – 11 Winner, Best Director Award, of the New York “Viv” Award for …

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Adriane Lenox, Akbar Imhotep, Al Garrison, Allen Henderson, Andrea Whatley house, Angela Ingram, Anthony Chisholm, Barbara Montgomery, Biko Eisen-Martin, Billie Holiday Theatre, Black Theatre African American Voices, Brent Langdon, Carlton Mollette, Caroline Clay, Cathy Pullen, Charles Fuller, Christen Simon, Chuck Cooper, Cortez Nance, Count Stovall, Curtis McClarin, Cynthia Watts, Dale R Shields, Dale Ricardo Shields, Dale Shields, Dawn Ursula, Douglas Turner Ward, Eden Sanaa Duncan Smith, Elain Graham, Emerson Whatley, Erich McMillan-McCall, Faye Adams-Taylor, Frances Foster, George Faison, Glynn Turman, Graham Brown, Gwen Gilliam, Harold Perrineau, Heather Smith, Iforcolor.org, Indira Etwaroo, Iris Little-Thomas, James Baldwin, Jeffery V. Thompson, Jerome Preston Bates, Jessica Frances Dukes, Jimonn Cole, John Carlos, John E. Allen, Johnnie Hobbs, Joilet F. Harris, Joilet Harris, Joniece Abbott-Pratt, Jr., Julianna Zinkel Disbrow, Karen Baxter, Karen Martin, Katharine Q. Seelye, Kim Sullivan, Kimberly JaJuan, LeKethia Dalcoe, Leonard Joseph, Lillias White, Lizann Mitchell, Lloyd Richards, Lou Gossett, Louis Gossett, Lydia R. Diamond, Lynne Thigpen, Malik Yoba, Marcia Pendelton, Marty Tuzman, Michael Lluberes, Michele Shay, Millicent Sparks, Oz Scott, Patti LaBelle, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Pearl Cleage, Phylicia Rashad, Ray Aranha, Rebecca Dashiell-Mitchell, Richard Wesley, Robert Hooks, Rodney K. Adams, Roslyn Coleman, ROSLYN RUFF, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Samm Art Williams, Samuel Légitimus, Sandra Dunson franks, Seret Scott, Steve McKinley Henderson, Terria Joseph, Thom Weaver, Veda Kimber Jackson, Vic Love, Viola Davis, Walter Dallas, Wayner Crowder, Willie Woods, Willis Burks, Yale School of Drama, Yvette Ganier

SLIM MELLO

By iforcolor in Choreographer, Dancer
March 11, 2019

Slim Mello “I wanna be ready” (I’m so blessed having amazing opportunities in my Life). I’ve been dreaming about this for the past 25 years. [2011] By Dale Ricardo Shields Slim Mello was born in Brazil (Salvador-Bahia). Salvador. Considered the largest Black city outside of Africa with over 80% of the people being of African-Brazilian descent. “The …

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Ailey School, Alvin Ailey, Balé Folclórico da Bahia, Beth Rangel, Bolshoi School in Brasil, Carlos Dos Santos, Dale Ricardo Shields, Dance Brasil, Denise Jefferson, Dimitry Afanasiev, Dona Wiley, Donald Byrd, Elisa Monte, George Faison, Grupo de Dança do Liceu de Artes, Hayley Mello, idra Bell, Jorge Silva, José Carlos Santos Arandiba, Joseph Gray, Judith Jamison, Marilza Oliveira, Maurice Hines Jr, Nildinha Fonseca, Robert Battle, Ronald K Brown, Sidra Bell, Stefanie Batten, Steven Rooks, Sylvia Waters, Troy Powell, Vassily Primakov, Vernard Gilmore, Zebrinha, Zeta Mello

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