"Your Arms Are Too Short to Box with God" at Playhouse on the Square was a breathtaking celebration of Black culture and storytelling. Directed by Claire D. Kolheim, with a powerhouse cast and creative team, this production captivated the audience with its gospel-inspired music, powerful performances, and innovative design.

Firstly, let's acknowledge the actors who, amidst a muddled script, delivered moments of genuine strength. Their commitment was evident, even as the narrative struggled to find its footing.

Experience the vibrant production of La Bohème by Opera Memphis at the new Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center. Set in 1915 on Beale Street with a predominantly BIPOC cast, this performance explores themes of race, identity, and community. Read our full review to see how this classic opera has been transformed into a celebration of Black excellence and cultural heritage.