SEEK Raleigh presents Girls! Girls? Girls.

Presented by 1st Lady Management and SEEK Raleigh, Girls! Girls? Girls. makes its North Carolina debut at the NCMA.

Girls! Girls? Girls. is a one-woman play and short documentary film written by award-winning performer, writer, and Broadway producer Marjuan Canady. This hysterical satire explores the past, present, and funny yet frightening future of the global Black woman. Canady portrays ten characters who all have their unique spin on the Black female image. In the short film, Canady and her comrades take their wit to the streets, to schools, and throughout the entertainment industry to gain perspective on the current state of Black womanhood.

Directly following the performance and screening, Canady is joined on stage by local artists and storytellers for a post-show talkback.

Accessibility
The NCMA offers a variety of on-site accommodations for visitors with disabilities. For accommodation requests, please contact the museum at least two weeks prior to the event. Email help@ncartmuseum.org for all inquiries and requests.

Post-show talkback panelists
Courtney Napier (moderator) is a writer, journalist, gatherer, and antiracism coach from Raleigh.

Alexus Rhone, affectionately known as “Lex,” is a writer, producer, artistic theologian, and “revolutionary artist” devoted to candidly exploring the power of truth when “dressed” in story.

Khayla Deans (Saturday only) is an interdisciplinary cultural worker, healing justice practitioner, and budding herbalist who understands the power that stories embody as a tool to facilitate healing and collective care.

Marjuan Canady is a Broadway producer and award-winning Caribbean American artist, entrepreneur, educator, and literacy advocate.

Pamela Thompson is a mother, designer, writer, editor, and teacher.

Tatiana M. Johnson, from Durham, is an award-winning producer, writer, and creative consultant with more than a decade of experience.

Image: Courtesy of Marjuan Canady