Theatre Reviews
They delight in Carmin Wong’s “Coming of Age,” which accumulates a series of verbs and adjectives to delineate the experiences of growing up female, told in the second person. Each finds multiple resonances in repeated phrases like “You run, you wait, you breathe, you twenty, you here.
This is a beautiful and precious experience of the sacred and the profane, the absurd and the flat-out real, the mundane and the momentous that informs the decision we make, the paths we reject, and the way we present to the world. This is theatre for all of us.
Criminalize Me! and other plays
Theater Alliance continues the fight for justice and change with film series, A Protest in Eight.
selected plays
Choreopoem. What Does Purple Sound Like?, SLMDances & Pennsylvania State University. (2025)
Play. Finding Home: Adeline Lawson Graham, Colored Citizen of Bellefonte, Black History Centre Country Project. (2023)
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Choreopoem. A Chorus Within Her, Triptych Project, Theater Alliance DC. (2021)
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Play. CRIMINALIZE ME! A Play of Poetry and Provocation, Protest in Eight Project, Theater Alliance DC. (2020).​
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Play. TRIGGER. Howard Players' 8x10 Play Festival, Howard University. (2018)
*Top three winner of the Howard Players' 8x10 Play Festival.
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Monologue. "3 Generations," Women’s Voices Theater Festival: Young Women’s Voices Monologue Competition, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. (February, 2018).
*Award by Woolly Mammoth Co., in Washington, D.C.
selected poems
“Fiya Wata”, “Autobiography for the body that won’t leave”, “Cracking Coconut”, “fleeing home,” Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora.
"How’s the Big Easy?", "What will happen once quarantine is over?", and "The Moment We Learn We Are Dying", Sou'wester.
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“Why I Can’t Cook” and “In the Village of Hammamat”, Xavier Review.
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"Black:", The New Southern Fugitives.
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"The Proper Way to Prepare the U.S. Flag", Ellipses. Awarded Honorable Mention by the Academy of American Poets
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"The Proper Way to Prepare the U.S. Flag", Split This Rock!'s The Quarry: A Social Justice Poetry Database.
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“Broken english”, Antenna.Works.