Ain't Too Proud Panel Discussion: Conversations about beauty and fashion onstage celebrating communities of color with industry professionals including the current wardrobe supervisor of Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations.
Presented by The Hanover Theatre’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Committee
- Kira Troilo, author of the e-book "Black Hair is Hair" founder and lead Equity, Diversity & Inclusion consultant of Art & Soul Consulting.
- Perri Sylvester, wardrobe manager for The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory. She's worked closely on our educational productions including The Nutcracker in addition to working with our AEA repertory company, THT Rep most recently on The Crucible
- MarHadoo Effeh, actor, director, and program coordinator known for her onstage work with THT Rep. MarHadoo uses her artistry as activism, coordinating and uplifting arts education initiatives in underserved communities with organizations like Company One Theatre in Boston, and The Grow Hope Foundation based in her hometown of Brockton.