Hattiloo’s 17th season continues with regional premieres, musicals
Ekundayo Bandele, founder and executive director of Hattiloo Theatre named the theatre after his daughters Hatshepsut (Hatti) and Oluremi (Loo). (The Daily Memphian file)
It is only in a Black space that the stories and issues of Black people, from traumas to triumphs, can truly be understood. Make sure to join them for their thoughtfully planned season 17 — you will be entertained, you will learn, and you will join the conversation.
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