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Tentative Tour Schedule: The Wild Crazy Ride of the Marvin X Experience

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 Marvin X  National  Tour 2016
East Coast/West Coast/Dirty South


February 24, Black History, Oakland City Hall

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 Marvin X and Oakland City Council President, Lynette McElhaney
Oakland City Hall Black History Celebration
photo Adam Turner



April 23, Memorial for Hugo "Yogi" Panell, San Quentin Six member, African American Cultural Center, San Francisco. Marvin X spoke and read.

 


Hugo "Yogi" Panell, San Quentin Six


9780883783535: Black Hollywood Unchained - Ishmael Reed (Editor)

May 15, 2016  New York City reading of contributors to anthology,  Black Hollywood unchained, edited by Ishmael Reed, Third World Press, Chicago.


A scene from Marvin X's BAM classic Flowers for the Trashman, produced by Kim McMillon's theatre students at University of California, Merced. 

Marvin X and students at the University of California, Merced ...
Students and Marvin X in Kim McMillon's class on theatre and social activism. "My students love Marvin X!" says Professor McMillon.

May 25, University of California, Merced, Marvin X speaks in Professor Kim McMillon's theatre class on his role in the Black Arts Movement as artistic freedom fighter and playwright, author of the BAM classic Flowers for the Trashman. 

May 29, Marvin X celebrates his 72nd birthday. Travels to outter space.


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June 18, San Francisco Juneteenth, in the Fillmore. Marvin X and Fillmore Slim will perform "What is Love?" a poem by Marvin. At rehearsal, Fillmore answered, "Love is the Blues!" He will accompany Marvin on acoustic guitar.

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Marvin X and Fillmore Slim


June 19, Berkeley Juneteenth, Marvin X autographs books, exhibits archives of the Black Arts Movement. 

Berkeley Juneteenth Festival, Sunday, June 19, 2016




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 James Sweeney (left) and Marvin X at last year's festival. Marvin will autograph books and display his archives of the Black Arts Movement at this years event.

photo Harrison Chastan 

June 25, (West Oakland Juneteenth) 

July 3, San Francisco Public Library, reading of Black Hollywood unChained contributors 

 9780883783535: Black Hollywood Unchained - Ishmael Reed (Editor)

July 23, Oakland Black Expo, Frank Ogawa/Oscar Grant Plaza




September, 9-11 Black Arts Movement South 51st Anniversary Celebration, Dillard University, New Orleans, LA


 Marvin X in previous appearance at University of Houston TX

September, University of Houston, Texas, Africana Studies, Texas Southern University and elsewhere in the Big H. TBA

September, Black Arts Movement Theatre Festival, Flight Deck Theatre, Oakland
TBA

The Black Arts Movement Business District 
presents
BAM THEATRE FESTIVAL
Flight Deck Theatre
September 2016
The plays 
The day of his play 'The Toilet' debuted at the St. Marks Playhouse ...
The Toilet by Amiri Baraka
Flowers for the Trashman by Marvin X

A scene from Marvin X's BAM classic Flowers for the Trashman, produced by Kim McMillon's theatre students at University of California, Merced. 
 Bathroom Graffiti Queen
by Opal Palmer Adisa
produced by 
Dr. Ayodele Nzinga
The Lower Bottom Playaz


September, Black Book Store, Seattle Wa, hosted by Hakim, TBA

August 1, September 30, Laney College Theatre, Oakland, Marvin X opens for Donald Lacy's Color Struck.

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October, 20-23 Black Panther Party 50th Anniversary at Oakland Museum of California. Marvin X speaks/reads.
 
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Marvin X, poet, playwright, essayist, producer, director, actor, organizer, educator
photo Pendarvis Harshaw

To book Marvin X: jmarvinx@yahoo.com
510-200-4164

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