Fulton Street Collective presents a reading of “EXHIBIT”, a new one-woman play by Regina
Taylor—award-winning actress, writer, director, and activist—on October 9th and 10th at 7:30 PM.
In “EXHIBIT”, we follow Iris, an artist triggered by today’s backlash and rollback of social progress. As she retraces her childhood memories of the martyrdom of innocence for a cause in a violently fractured civil rights era America, Iris grapples with the question: What is the cost of a ticket to freedom—and when will we ever arrive?
“EXHIBIT” is the Recipient of the 2023 Theatre Aspen Solo Flights Award. Taylor is presenting public readings of the work in selected cities during this very incendiary Presidential campaign season. The play will premiere at Denver Colorado’s Curious Theater in May 2025.
“EXHIBIT is Art meeting Purpose because now is not the time to be silent. The work is about getting people to use their voices- To get out and Vote!” -Regina Taylor
Regina Taylor is an award-winning actress, (Golden Globe, multiple NAACP Image Awards, Emmy nomination.)
Her acting credits include notable roles in “I’ll Fly Away,” “The Unit,” and “CSI: Vegas,” as well as in films such as “Lean on Me” with Morgan Freeman, “The Negotiator” with Samuel L. Jackson, “Courage Under Fire” with Denzel Washington, and Spike Lee’s “Clockers”, “A Good Day to Die” alongside Sidney Poitier, “First Wives” with Viola Davis, “Justified” with Aunjanue Ellis, and “Lovecraft Country” with Jurnee Smollett-Bell. Taylor made history as the first Black woman to play Juliet in “Romeo and Juliet” on Broadway.
In addition to her acting, Taylor is an accomplished playwright whose award-winning works have crossed the country, including “Crowns,” “Oo-Bla-Dee,” and “Stop. Reset.” Her play, “Drowning Crow” appeared on Broadway.
Accompanied by Miguel de la Cerna, Pianist
Live Painting by Arthur Wright
Sound Design by Joe Cerqua
After the show, there will be a 10-minute break, followed by a talk and conversation with Regina Taylor.
7pm Doors
7:30 pm Show
$20 Suggested Donation
Free Parking