Theatre Blog of Darryl Maximilian Robinson

It is important to note that this commentary and editorial regarding the issue of Black American Human Slavery is the sole opinion of it's author. It is further significant to state that this is a short, non-expansive, list of items that may benefit an American Public School System Student of any race, ethnicity or financial status who may desire a starting point to begin their own personal research into the educational and societal issue of Black American Human Slavery. This written observation is one writer's suggestion of A STARTING POINT and nothing more. If PRO-SLAVERY ADVOCATES Governor Ron De Satan and The Florida State Board of Education want Florida's public school students to believe that Black People benefitted from the greatest, most horrific, historically documented ATROCITIES COMMITTED AGAINST HUMAN BEINGS BY WHITE SUPREMACIST, RACIST MEN AND WOMEN ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT, might I suggest that public school students in Florida begin to seek out their kn

YOUR HUMBLE SERVANT IN THE THEATRE, 2022 MAKING THE WORLD HAPPENING AWARD WINNER DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON, SHARES NOTES AND PHOTOS OF HIS ROLE OF THE ANGEL CLARENCE ODBODY, AS2 AND OTHERS IN A HOLIDAY SEASON STAGING OF PLAYWRIGHT JOE LANDRY'S "IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY"! Nearly 11 years ago, in the fall months of 2013, in November and December, your humble servant in The Theatre, Darryl Maximilian Robinson appeared as 1940s radio actor, comedian and entertainer Harry "Jazzbo" Heywood who provides the voices of numerous characters including Harry Bailey, Sam Wainwright, and most notably, Clarence Oddbody, AS2 in playwright Joe Landry's "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play." By playing Clarence in this on-the-air rendition of the script based on the great Director Frank Capra's classic film, he portrayed an angel for the first time on a stage ( in this case, The Westchester Playhouse of Los Angeles ). It

YOUR HUMBLE SERVANT IN THE THEATRE, DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON, SHARES HIS BEST FIRST PREVIEW PERFORMANCE AND WORST CLOSING NIGHT PERFORMANCE STORY ON THE SAME DAY EVER!: On the evening of March 11, 2020, your humble servant, Darryl Maximilian Robinson had the great joy of appearing as The Announcer in the very first Preview Performance of The Ark Theatre of North Hollywood, California's bright, spanking new staging of its "Olde Tyme Radio Hour" rendition of a 1946 Episode of "The Dick Tracy Radio Show" entitled "The Case of The Big Top Murders" with a very talented cast and crew. The show was far from perfect, with several technical glitches, but was extremely well received by the live audience ( who enjoyed the unexpected humor and laughs provided ) and the piece showed potential of being quite successful once the tech issues were cleaned up. Both cast and audience were very enthusiastic about the show. However, sometime on the evening o

Incarnation is hard. Especially when a playwright or performer is evoking an American historic figure who is also an American literary genius. But good news is at hand at Chicago's Yippie Fest 2023, as a skilled and talented playwright and actor ( who is also a longtime resident of Chicago's historic Rogers Park neighborhood ) has the role of author, storyteller and legendary American humorist Mark Twain well in hand. Known over the years to Chicago theatre critics and audiences for such locally produced plays as "Duets," "Ithaca ( An Aftermath of The Odyssey of Homer )" and three works that make up "The Collage Project," playwright, producer, actor and distinguished educator Jeffery Wayne Helgeson "The Bard of Rogers Park" has spent a lifetime working on literary and live performing arts presentations that have delighted and impressed many playgoers. With his intriguing adaptation of "The Gospel According To Mark..