Created with students at Granite Bay High School, the musical has been licensed around the world as schools seek to amplify the academic pressures facing today’s adolescents.
Sacramento Magazine
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Brooklynn T. Solomon. Photo by Beth Baugher.
COVID may be putting a kibosh on live performances these days, but that’s not stopping actress Brooklynn T. Solomon from getting creative. Perhaps best known for her recurring role as local journalist Ginger Rutland in Rutland’s autobiographical play, “When We Were Colored: A Mother’s Story,” the midtown resident says she’s currently on a “creative kick, branching out, making my mark in as many realms as I can” meaning everything from modeling to helping a friend who has a photography business. “I want to lift up as many of my fellow artists as I can,” says Solomon.