Adrienne Walker Discusses THE LION KING and More On WHY I LL NEVER MAKE IT Podcast
Adrienne Walker has also been seen on Broadway as Hattie in the recent revival of Kiss Me, Kate.by BWW News Desk
In a continuing series for Black History Month, Adrienne Walker (The Lion King, Kiss Me, Kate) joins host Patrick Oliver Jones to share her experiences with the long-running Broadway musical as well as what she s been doing since the theater closures.
This two-part conversation with Walker also covers some very relevant topics that theater, and especially Broadway, has had to come to terms since the social unrest and outpouring of last summer s demonstrations. Walker shares her experiences auditioning as a black actress and the need for authentic black voices in the arts. There s also stories of fateful auditions and performances, and Walker talks about her YouTube series called 32 Bar Cut, where she seeks to help others navigate this tricky business.
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2020 was a year. And I don’t mean that in a good way. Because this whole endeavor is about positivity, I won’t even speak on any of the negativity.
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What I will say is that 2020 did provide many moments of positivity in the form of movies and television, and the internet straight showed out. I think most of us got into the lemons-int0-lemonade business to laugh in order to keep from crying. And that’s why
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By Diana Brown
Feb 12, 2021
Black History Month is a time to look back on all that Black people have contributed to America – but it’s also a great time to reflect on the impact of that history in the here and now. So this Black History Month, lend your ear to these four podcasts focused on important issues in the Black community today: financial freedom, the American justice system, mental health, and street activism around social and civil rights. These podcasts have it all, offering practical information and advice, incisive observations and insights, candid celebrity interviews, musical interludes, and much more to draw a straight line from the past to the present – and imagine a better future for us all.
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