Introducing Michelle Matlock's one woman show The Mammy Project.

( See Demo Video Below)

• The Mammy Project written and performed by Michelle Matlock is an original work made up of a series of monologues which explores the influence that the stereotype, myth and icon of “Mammy”  has had on contemporary American culture.

• The Mammy Project Weaves the untold history of Nancy Green, the first African-American woman hired to play the part of ‘Aunt Jemima’ at the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago with African-American Activist’ like Ida B. Wells, struggle to have black people represented at the very same World’s Fair.

• The Mammy Project uses original music, storytelling and historical speeches by Frederick Douglas and Halle Q. Brown to transform an oppressive stereotype into a celebration of the power we gain from knowing and understanding our history.

• Michelle Matlock, a character actress and physical comedienne digs deep into her own experience, imagination and American history to deliver a personal, political and entertaining exposé.

THE MAMMY PROJECT is a touring show and is perfect for Diversity, Black and Women's History Month
celebrations, exploring questions about stereotypes, icons and myths in an educational, entertaining and
inclusive manner.

For more information and to join the email list please send to themammyproject@gmail.com 

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