Onehime: The Harlem Renaissance

Presented live at the Kupferberg Center for the Arts, *Onehime: The Harlem Renaissance* looks back on the Harlem Renaissance as a New York story shaped by migration, nightlife, publishing, and political debate. The work traces how Black artists and thinkers built institutions and styles that still structure the city’s cultural life. If this is the piece’s NYC premiere, it arrives in a neighborhood network that continues to argue over who gets remembered and who gets paid. The production treats history as lived, not sealed in archives.