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What Would the AncestorsSay?? is a genre innovating treat that, developed on stage, takes on the written form of a high vibrational social media scroll. Ms. Seales deftly packages dense content into compact contexts through a variety of creative methods. SUPPORT A REAL ONE!
Yayy! Book Tour Dates!
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Busboys & Poets
14th & V Location
2021 14th St NW
Washington DC 20009
Book Talk + Q&A + Signing
First 100 people who purchase a book get theirs signed
6pm doors open
7pm talk/Q&A at
8pm signing & merch sales
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Charm City Cultural Cultivation HQ
3100 Greenmount Ave
Baltimore MD 21218
First 40 RSVPS gain entry to book talk + Q&A
5:30 Doors open for RSVPS
6:00 Book Talk + Q&A
7p Doors open for Book Sales & Signing
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Las Perras Café
3401 Harrisburg Blvd
Suite J
Houston, Tx 77012
Reading / Performance Excerpts +
Q&A + Signing
6-9P -
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6pm doors open
7pm talk/Q&A at
8pm signing & merch sales
BALDWIN BOOKS
1030 Elysian Fields Ave
New Orleans, Louisiana 70117
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2pm – Doors open
3pm – Talk/Q&A
4pm – Book Signing & Merch Sales
Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History 101 Auburn Avenue NE Atlanta GA 30303 -
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Pan-African Connection Bookstore
4466 S Marsalis Ave
Dallas, TX 75216
A Return to “Artivism”!
What Would the Ancestors Say?? is a one woman comedic deconstruction
of the American past and present to engage a new Black future.
What Would the Ancestors Say is a new one-woman show from the humorously brilliant mind of Ms. Amanda Seales. At this critical time of miseducation running rampant while disinformation has become the norm, the artistic intellectual uses comedy to edutain audiences in her unique voice. Blending all her hyphens, over the course of 90min at the mic she interweaves history telling and social commentary through stand up comedy, poetry and song shining a black light on insights that reveal racial residue that can no longer go unaddressed.. Dipping into her acting bag she gives voice to characters of our cultural past. Confronting antagonists of our critical present she asks audiences irreverent questions like, “how’d The Panthers get their berets”, “how does Clarence Thomas greet every day” “what exactly are the, “here, ni**A damn!” laws”, “are you the type that Harriet Tubman would shoot if she came back” and more! This illuminating and important solo-piloted production hilariously cuts through the noise recalibrating our understanding of the Black past, present, and future in the United States of America.

