LGBT Playwright Bryan Keyth Wilson -- Car Takes with Deborah and Joel
We speak with Bryan Keyth Wilson, playwright of the play "Strapped". Dubbed the Literary Prince, Wilson is an Award-Winning playwright and noted multi-hyphenate in the theatre and publishing industry. As a theatre artist/ producer, diversity, equity and inclusion are at the forefront of every project he takes on. BKW started producing theatre Off-Off-Broadway at The Variety Cafe at Rockefeller Center with shows such as Pamlet and The Subway Series. BKW studied Musical Theatre with a Dance emphasis at Sam Houston State University. He is the founding artistic director of The Creative Co-Lab TX|NYC. BKW is a published author of three novels, ten plays, a choreopoem, and 32 monologues.
Wilson received a playwright residency with the Paterson Performing Arts Development Council in Paterson, NJ. He is the inaugural winner of the Stories of Diversity Playwright Festival at The Fulton Theatre. Wilson won three literary awards for his choreopoem FOR COLORED BOYZ on the verge of a nervous breakdown/ when freedom ain't enuff, and produced a sold-out showcase Off-Broadway at Theatre Row a sold-out World Premiere of FOR COLORED BOYZ at The Fulton Theatre. Wilson is developing his first comic book series, The Talented Tenth, for Wilson Comics/B’s Ink Publishing. He is a five-year faculty member of The Black Writers Reunion & Conference and creator of the LIFT EV’RY VOICE International Playwright & Spoken World Virtual Festival. Wilson is a proud member of The Dramatist Guild.
Guest: Bryan Keyth Wilson
https://creativecollabhtx.wixsite.com/strapped/
Then, we speak Joel Sandel and Deborah Hope about their YouTube channel "Car Takes with Deborah and Joel". Professional actors Deborah Hope and Joel Sandel are also avid film and theatergoers who enjoy sharing their thoughts on the things they see in and around Houston, Texas.
Guest: Joel Sandel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCltMWMkG3sTr3SQT4Mfnkw/featured
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