An evening with Eva Doumbia: discussion, performance and choral readings

Join Villa Albertine, Spelman College and Emory University for a public conversation with playwright and director Eva Doumbia on theater, memory and transmission.

Attend on November 5 for an evening with Eva Doumbia, in conversation with Prof. Johanna Montlouis-Gabriel (Emory University), and Prof. Aku Kadogo (Spelman College). Eva Doumbia’s texts will come to life in a celebration of Afro-diasporic voices, featuring readings by Atlanta-based actress Dionna D. Davis—a Suzi Bass Award–nominated performer—and students from Emory University and Spelman College.

Sponsored by Emory’s Departments of French and Italian, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Film and Media Studies, the Institute of African Studies, the FERA Association, the Hightower Fund, and Spelman College’s Department of Theater & Performance & with the generous support of Villa Albertine and the Consulate General of France in Atlanta.

 Free and open to all – no registration required