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Your Source for Black Theater and Entertainment
Black Masks is a long-established Black theater and entertainment magazine. Created in 1984, this publication has gained the support of both Black theater and entertainment practitioners and audiences. The founder and publishing editor is playwright Beth Turner.
In its thirtieth year of publication, Black Masks has subscribers throughout the U.S., in Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean. Published quarterly, the magazine features articles on Black performing artists and Black arts groups, and overviews of important Black theater and entertainment issues. Each edition also carries comprehensive listings of current U.S. and occasionally international Black theater and entertainment events. The articles in Black Masks are based on original interviews and research. Print subscriptions are only $25 a year. Electronic PDF subscriptions are $20.
Spring 2016
Billie Allen Henderson: Memories of a Magnanimous Woman
With years of experience in many aspects of show business, there wasn't much that Billie Allen Henderson hadn't seen. With a mischievous twinkle in her eye and a keen sense of intuition, she offered heartfelt guidance to the many artists, young and older, that she befriended.
Fall 2015
Ntozake Shange's Rebirth: An Interview
Overcoming more than four years of serious health issues, Ntozake Shange is back walking, talking, writing, and performing. She discusses her writing process and shares her latest projects and aspirations in a rare interview.
Spring/Summer 2015
National Black Theatre Festival 2015: Black Theatre Lives
With 60,000 participants anticipated and a slate of events bound to amaze, the 2015 National Black Theatre Festival promises to live up to its claim to fame as the Black Theatre Holy Ground once again.
