Description Where do you get SOUL? From watching your parents sell the house you grew up in? From discovering the family secret about your crazy cousin? Or from the childhood records found in your parents\' basement? From Stevie, Aretha, Marvin, Chaka, Barry, Gladys...and Colman.
His plays have been produced at The Public Theater, The Vineyard Theater, Theatreworks, Philadelphia Theater Company, Baltimore Centerstage, The Tricycle Theater (London), Theater Rhinoc.
Domingo is currently under commission from The American Conservatory Theater.
Mr.
Colman has received fellowships and/or residencies from The Sundance Theater Lab, The People\'s Light and Theater Company, and the Banff Playwrights Colony.
His work has won the OBIE, Lucille Lortel, GLAAD, Connecticut Critics Circle, Bay Area Theater Critics Circle and Internet Theater Bloggers Award.
Domingo has been honored with a Tony, Drama Desk and Drama League nomination.
The artistic work of Mr. it is difficult to resist." Official London Theatre "Leaves you yelping for more." Observer About the author Colman Domingo is the author of Wild with Happy (Dramatists Play Service), A Boy and His Soul, Up Jumped Springtime, and The Brothers. are so colourful, so likeable, so simply yet vividly embodied... an] evocative, moving piece about a man who finds himself and a large part of his identity through music." The Stage "A beautiful and tender one-man show." Daily Telegraph "Its sprinkling of sharp observations coupled with a heartfelt love for the music makes A Boy and His Soul hard to resist." What\'s On Stage "The characters created by Domingo... "A blazingly charismatic performer." New York Times "Personal, poignant and pungent...
A Boy and His Soul was the recipient of the Lucille Lortel Award Best Solo Show, GLAAD Media Award Best Play On or Off Broadway and the ITBA Best Solo Show awards.
Propelled by the beat of classic soul, smooth R&B and disco, this is the soundtrack of a boy\'s coming of age in 70s and 80s Philadelphia.
Description Where do you get SOUL? From watching your parents sell the house you grew up in? From discovering the family secret about your crazy cousin? Or from the childhood records found in your parents\' basement? From Stevie, Aretha, Marvin, Chaka, Barry, Gladys...and Colman
