Gentrified Minds: LIVE "CHASE BANK MURDER SCENE"

Written & performed by Dennis Leroy Kangalee, directed by Nina Fleck. The stirring climax of the Nomad Junkie's protest-play against gentrification, this scene expresses the vicious and surrealistic nature of corporate takeovers and the frightening power the Banks have over our lives, our communities, our language...and our relationships. This is a full out assault on the apathy, corporate-mind set, and the "gentrified mind." Music by the Children of Warhol. http://www.gentrifiedminds.com/

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Starbucks
• Gentrification
• Chase Bank
• Theater
• NYC
• Protest art
• Nomad Junkie
• Dennis Leroy Kangalee
• Nina Fleck
• Bob Kuch
• Gentrified Minds
• Monologues
• Poetry
• Spoken Word
• Anti-Corporate
• Anti-racist
• AfroPunk
• spatial deconcentration
• Theater of the Absurd
• Surrealism
• Satire
• Children of Warhol
• Occupy Wall Street

[sontagdays]

Dennis Leroy Kangalee says more here in 4 minutes than the protesters at Wall Street said in 4 months. Awesome performance...and for those of you reading: do research into the history of Chase Bank. It will make your head flip.

[alansabaraka]

"What happened to the brother on the block? He turned into a Starbucks." - great line.



[NewWorldArts1]

This is exactly where we are at. Brilliant execution, powerful performance. How come I didn't hear about this show??