Tuskegee, Alabama · Est. 1991
Black history.
Living theatre.
Original theatre celebrating the history and culture of Black peoples around the world, with the stories of Tuskegee at its heart.
Founded and directed by Dyann Robinson
The official city theatre of Tuskegee
Dance. Music. Drama. Stories that connect us to our past and to one another.
From our repertoire
Our history takes the stage.
Explore original productions, powerful lives, and the stories behind the performances.
Moton
The story of the struggle to establish the Veterans Administration Hospital for Negroes in Tuskegee in 1923.
Can’t Shake Hands
with the Devil
A twenty-first-century Alabama sharecropping community confronts the forces keeping it in economic slavery.
Our story
A lifelong vision.
A home in Tuskegee.
Founded by Dyann Robinson in 1991, Tuskegee Repertory Theatre presents theatre that reflects the cultural legacy of Black peoples, especially the African American community of historic Tuskegee.
At the Jessie Clinton Arts Centre, that vision also creates opportunities for artistic training, performance, and cultural enrichment.
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stories on stage.
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