Curious Theatre Premieres Regina Taylor’s Haunting Solo Play Exhibit The Golden Globe winner stars in a one-woman show exploring memory, justice and the soul of America. By Toni Tresca May 15, 2025 ...

Within that framework, a kind of joyous abandon is what defines the Moonbox Productions staging of Regina Taylor’s gospel-infused musical play.

But for longtime Detroit Public School League baseball coach Norm Taylor, it is the No. 3 that has a special significance he places above any other number connected to the game. That's because it ...

During the afternoon of April 9, a distinctive black and gold jacket worn by Taylor with his name and title embroidered on the front, along with the baseball equipment he was unloading from his ...

Revitalizing the old Taylor Field site has been 14 years in the making, but this week the City of Regina came closer to realizing that vision. The vacant 15-acre parcel of land — previously ...

DALLAS — A Dallas arts organization that dates back more than four decades and has served as a launchpad for the likes of Grammy winner Erykah Badu, Golden Globe winner Regina Taylor and more ...

Curious Theatre Company has announced the highly anticipated world premiere of Exhibit, a groundbreaking new play by the celebrated actress, director, playwright, educator, and activist Regina Taylor.

Ava DuVernay, Regina Taylor, Tate Taylor, Barry Jenkins and Lee Daniels are among those who have already had Ellis-Taylor on their rosters. Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor stars as Hattie in "Nickel Boys." ...

Podcaster Show PlayerBRUCE R. MILLER Sioux City Journal Dec 8, 2024 Updated Dec 12, 2024 0 ...

Ellis-Taylor’s character comes to the school to see him and she’s pushed away, left without answers. The story is not an easy one to tell but it is an important one, the actress says.

The Apollo Theater’s Works in Process series continues this weekend with EXHIBIT, a one-woman play by the award-winning playwright and actor Regina Taylor. Presented as a reading at the Apollo ...

Actor Regina Taylor, here for the International Black Theatre Festival, turned “Crowns,” a book that featured Winston-Salem women in their church hats, into a play. Allison Lee Isley, Journal ...