Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeanette W Hill

Playwrights Jeanette W. Hill and Lisa B. Thompson discussed creative activism on the panel Black Playwrights: Art As Service To The Community panel at the Fifth Annual Celebration of Diverse Literary Voices of Texas, Saturday, January 30. Austin poet Danielle’ McGhee moderated the panel. The panel was part of a live Zoom event hosted by KAZI Book Review.

Playwrights Jeanette W. Hill and Lisa B. Thompson discussed creative activism on the panel Black Playwrights: Art As Service To The Community panel at the Fifth Annual Celebration of Diverse Literary Voices of Texas, Saturday, January 30. Austin poet Danielle' McGhee moderated the panel. The panel was part of a live Zoom event hosted by KAZI Book Review.

Multiple award-winning playwright, Jeanette W. Hill, is a creative activist whose unique voice and delivery make it difficult, if not impossible to categorize her or her work. Her courage in approaching the taboo subjects of African American community head on causes her to stand out. As the artistic director and founder of JWHill Productions LLC, her mission is to tell stories about the African American experience with ‘their’ voice.

Multiple award-winning playwright, Jeanette W. Hill, is a creative activist whose unique voice and delivery make it difficult, if not impossible to categorize her or her work. Her courage in approaching the taboo subjects of African American community head on causes her to stand out. As the artistic director and founder of JWHill Productions LLC, her mission is to tell stories about the African American experience with ‘their’ voice.

Prolific, multiple-award winning playwright, writer, advocate Jeanette W. Hill, often called the Creative Activist, has written more than one hundred plays. The founder and artistic director of JWHill Productions LLC, she creates and produces stories about real life, the way Black people live it.  She serves as advisory board member for the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival and Urban Playwrights United.  Jeanette is a member of The Dramatists Guild and has served as a peer reviewer and or consultant for the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival, Mid-America Arts Alliance, Austin Cultural Arts Program and the American Association of Community Theatre.

Huntsville’s own Marc Lacy, a graduate of Alabama A&M University is a nationally renowned, award winning poet/author and a lecturer. He has performed all over the country at many national literary events and spoken word venues. Marc is also a seasoned freelance writer and a blogger for The Man-Ologist Blogs. Along with writing and performance, Marc utilizes his wordsmith talent and poetic flair as he facilitates lectures, conducts workshops, and delivers motivational speeches concerning writing, communication, and self - development. Additionally, Lacy is a cast member of the new hit webisode, The Men’s Room. Marc credits his faith in God and love of family forproviding energy he needs to succeed. Award winning playwright/director/producer Jeanette W. Hill is the founder and executive director of JWHill Productions and Sight Ain’t Seeing Productions (SASP), a non-profit creative arts organization thatprovides original and educational programs for under-represented and under-served urban areas. Her passion is creating works that represent African Americans as a vibrant and resilient community.