Darius de Haas, Crystal Monee Hall, More Offer The Songs and Soul of Sam Cooke April 23-25
Joining de Haas on stage are Crystal Monee Hall, Alex Joseph Grayson, and Avery Smith. Kenneth L. Roberson directs with musical direction and arrangements by Henry Hey, who will be featured on keyboards....
BWW Review: RAISIN Brings Heart & Soul to Milwaukee's Skylight Music Theatre
This Skylight production is directed and choreographed by Kenneth L. Roberson, who speaks from experience about redlining in the show's Audience Guide: "I lived in Harlem for years. It was hard to get a loan. I remember when Harlem became gentrified....
Skylight Music Theatre Announces 2021-2022 Season
Broadway’s Kenneth L. Roberson, who choreographed Broadway’s Avenue Q and All Shook Up, will direct and choreograph Raisin, opening February 11, 2022...
Kenneth L. Roberson and Joseph Joubert Join the Creative Team of SHOUT SISTER SHOUT!
Playwright Cheryl L. West (FANNIE: The Music and Life of Fannie Lou Hamer; Jar the Floor), will be joined by Kenneth L. Roberson (Avenue Q; All Shook Up), who will direct....
‘Nina Simone: Four Women’ at Northlight: Stripes of suffering, stained in shades of black
Director Kenneth L. Roberson keeps the four characters in constant flow, their comings and goings and interconnections unforced, believable and affecting.
Review “Lettin’ the Good Times Roll” (Kicky Productions): Faye, Felicia, Fabulous!
The evening is an intimate peek at the road to the success and how much moxie is required for the journey...
SAY.ORG: Interview with Thomas Kail director of HAMILTON
Director/choreographer Kenneth L.
Roberson and director Tommy Kail
have helmed two Tony Award-winning
shows that upended the definition of
the American musical...
Brenda Braxton Joins New Musical The Joint
The Joint is a musical by Curtis Jones from a concept by Denise Gray; it features music by Timothy Graphenreed (The Wiz) and direction and choreography by Kenneth L. Roberson (Avenue Q)...
Bloom Magazine: Kenneth L. Roberson: Choreographer
Roberson danced on and off Broadway, making a living without quite achieving the level of stardom to which he aspired. But soon choreography emerged as an alternate path...