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Sat 3/10: Outreach! Amanda talks Death of the Diva & Image with Black Girls Rock BK, 2p

Tues 3/13: Death of the Diva FREE live sneak peak! 8-10p @ Bleu Violin (116/5th ave)

Special Perf by: Kimberly Nichole ---> RSVP: DeathoftheDiva@gmail.com

Thurs 3/15: Death of the Diva FREE live sneak peak! 8-10p @ Free Candy (905 Atlantic Ave)

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Fri 3/16: The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture presents, Theater Talks: "Death of the Diva" Amanda Seales with Elon James White 7p (135thst/Lenox Ave)

Mon 3/20: NYU for Women's History Month Events presents: Death of the Diva TBA

 

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Death of the Diva: A One-Woman Musical Narrative

Amanda Seales challenges pop culture's portrayal of women,

one hilarious character at a time!

Written & Performed by: Amanda Seales

 

Women are fist fighting all over television Little girls want to be reality stars.  The only female rapper in the mainstream is a Black woman that calls herself "Barbie" and many of the most talented ladies in the industry have become egomaniacs.  According to tv/web personality, recording artist, & actress Amanda Seales, the Diva is dead.

In her latest project, a comedic musically infused one-woman show Amanda challenges pop culture’s portrayal of women one hilarious character at a time. Melding melody and monologue, this hilarious, thought provoking show calls out the cause and effect of the overwhelming number of negative images of women in today's media and gives rise to restoring the balance.  Accompanied by a three-piece band, and video imagery, the show is dynamic and interactive compelling audiences to laugh, empathize, and nod their heads to the original musical numbers integrated throughout.  A timely piece Death of the Diva invokes thought, raises awareness, and encourages movement towards countering the overwhelmingly negative position pop culture has taken in how women should be represented on media’s global stage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday
May162012

DateWednesday, May 16, 2012 at 12:24PM

Missed the NY show of Death of the Diva?  Check out the opening number here! Taking a look back at what the women of the lime light used represent, we start the show off with the soulful "Be A Diva" !


composed by: Ray Angry/ lyrics by: Amanda Seales

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Sunday
Apr082012

Vibe Vixen interview

DateSunday, April 8, 2012 at 1:48AM

You may not like it, but it IS the truth! My thoughts on "should these reality tv stars be getting book deals." 

 

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Wednesday
Mar282012

Pics from 3/23-3/25 run of "Death of the Diva" at the Helen Mills

DateWednesday, March 28, 2012 at 11:31AM

What a fanastic opening week!  Death of the Diva has had a phenomenal reception in this its opening run at the Helen Mills theater in NYC.  One more weekend to go!  Below are some pics from the show!

 

Sophia Maria Castillo "They think all Latinas r they same! Big boobs, big butt, with big dreams from a little island and dancing salsa all day!

 

MC Checkahoe "Thas my name...CUZ I CHECKS. THESE. HOEZ."


O. Diva "WHERE IS MY GODDAMN WATER?!!?!?!? DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM!?!"

 

Sh'aandreikah Jones "I'm glumerous! I belongs on tv so i been practicin bein in front tha cumrah..."

 

Taylor G. of C.E.T. "Conflict Entertainment Television. All conflict. All the time!"

 

Nettie "Dey jus KILL deh diva dead eh?!"

 

song: Ballad of the Refined "Should I put my dukes up?! Won't go down without a fight!"

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Saturday
Mar242012

Testimony from "Death of the Diva"

DateSaturday, March 24, 2012 at 10:42PM
A Teacher who brought a group of 30 girls to see Death of the Diva: 

Let me explain something. In our class, we talk about the exploitation of women and how poorly we are represented in the media. And then we came to Amanda's show, Death Of The Diva. In the show, Amanda said she made a choice, not to succumb to the pressure; not to become a stereotype; not to allow herself to be exploited. What is clear is that Amanda uses her voice to encourage women to use theirs. I asked 20 little girls, on the subway ride home, what they learned today. They said: "Be yourself. Support your sister. We are more than what they say we are." Thanks Amanda! xo

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Monday
Mar192012

"Death of the Diva" IS HERE!!!

DateMonday, March 19, 2012 at 1:08PM

Death of the Diva opens this week in NYC! 3/23 & 3/30 at 8p and 3/24,25 & 3/31,4/1 at 4p at the Helen Mills Theater (26th/7th Ave)!  Get your tickets today! www.DeathoftheDiva.com

 

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