United Voice: New Production House Gives Black Artists Space to Create

United Voice: New Production House Gives Black Artists Space to Create

The Vanguart Performing Arts Foundation proudly introduces a new creative home for African-American artists in Oklahoma City. As Regina Banks and her cast take the stage with The Life Cycle of a Butterfly, they explore complex themes in an environment that prioritizes safety and respect.

“The Life Cycle of a Butterfly” is a tale of trauma and resilience. “It could actually make you better and not bitter,” says Banks, reflecting on the strength embedded in this inaugural production. Kamron McClure, a young actor in the production, shares, “This experience shows that you can explore something tragic and dangerous with safety and professionalism.”

Read the full article on News 9’s United Voice series, which explores the Vanguart’s mission to provide safe spaces and new opportunities for Black artists. [Link to Original Article]

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