A man played by writer/comedian Randall Otis whispers into a microphone the sort of soothing thoughts white people love to hear: that black people don’t hate them, and don’t consider them racist.
The musician Dekunle dances through a supermarket in a suit accompanied by doo-wop backup singers with effervescent smiles, in this satirical take on the issue of food deserts. | Director: John Connor Hammond. Musician: Dekunle.
In this surreal and lighthearted mini-musical, we follow a young couple through an unusual wedding ceremony. | Director: John Connor Hammond. Cast: Dekunle, Lateefah Everett.
The country's most problematic group therapy session. | Director: John Connor Hammond. Writer: Randall Otis.
