In Search of Black People
Sunday October 4 at 7pm
$20.00 online or $25.00 at door
Presented in partnership with James and Michelle Parcher with additional support from Dena Rogers.
Roz Browne searches for her “tribe” and her connection to other people and places as she journeys through life. She was raised in a tight knit family, surrounded by love, in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston. At the age of 14, her family moved to a mostly all white neighborhood, or as she says it ‘There were 3 black families on the block’. At the same times of that move, she was bussed to an all white school in the suburbs of Boston. With these two major moves, Roz discovers a humorous way of dealing with racial topics and issues surrounding them.
If back up was needed in dealing with anything that Roz couldn’t handle, she always had her Mom, a human rights activist who doesn’t hold anything back, to call.
After a Christmas gift reveal through ancestry.com, Roz and some family members joins a church group on a trip to Ghana in the motherland of Africa. After the trip she discovers that the tribe she had been searching for all long was always with her.
Learn More at rozbrowne.com/in-search-of-black-people
Ticket Information
Tickets are reserved under your name and available at the door of the venue shortly before the performance. You do not need to print out your tickets. Lobby doors open for check-in 30 minutes prior to show time.
We do our best to start shows on time, if you show up late your seat is no longer guaranteed.
NAMBA Performing Arts Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. If a performance is canceled due to circumstances beyond our control, your ticket purchase will be converted into a donation to support our mission, and we will provide a donation receipt for your records. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
