Jon Sims Center for the Performing Arts Presents

AIRspace resident 2006

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!

“Where my girls at?" is a one woman show
that examines one Black lesbian’s search for community among
Black women. Set at the end of the 20th century in the San Francisco Bay Area, this
piece addresses the issues that connect and separate multiple Black
women’s communities in the Bay. It also reminds us of the joy and pain that go
along with bringing your full self wherever you go. This one woman show demonstrates
how people build their identities through their membership in multiple communities.

Micia Mosely

Voted one of the “funniest people ever” by her mother, Micia Mosely has been entertaining audiences her whole life. Brooklyn raised, she has spent the last 10 years performing in the Bay Area. Though Micia’s roots are in improvisational comedy, she has shared many different talents over the years. Including stand up comedy, hosting events during East Bay Pride and Liquid Fire’s productions of WET. Micia is also the creator of “Sistahfriends: A Black Lesbian Puppet Experience” and Co-founder of Nappy Grooves an all Black drag king troupe. She has co-emceed the San Francisco Pride Dyke March, the world homo-hop festival, Sistahs Steppin In Pride. She has hosted stages at Oakland’s Art and Soul festival and shows during the National Queer Arts Festival for several years.

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