Camille Jenkins

Words can't explain how much I loved Baba, Jee!!! Ayesha Siddiqui has written a play that is grounded, funny, heat warming, sometimes sad, and always real. The actors have a beautiful chemistry, dialogue is quick witted, and the pacing of the play is great. I could relate to so many moments, and many other people I spoke to said the same. The beauty of Baba, Jee is that we witness the stark cultural differences of Maria, Dave, and Baba but despite those differences we and the characters learn we ... full review

Trojan Women is a wondrously spun tale by the actors of Nongenue. It was thrilling to see such unique and diverse women performing this classic play with a marvelous amount of passion and fervor. I recommend this play to all those who know that live theater can be a magical place that takes us to far and distant lands that yet feel very near. ... full review

Othello & Otis is poetry in motion. This production is stirring and startling, in the way it so eloquently shows the inner lives of African Americans. It interweaves the searing truth of scholar James Baldwin's words, the mystery and heartbreak of Othello, with deftly used dance and soaring soulful vocals to create a highly memorable experience. I could not recommend this production more to those who are searching for more empathy in this United States. ... full review

Trafficked 2.0 is a fascinating and creatively rendered interpretation of the horrific circumstances that young girls and women experience under the bondage of human trafficking.... full review