Broadway Comes to Brooklyn

The arts initiative organization Untamed Talent is launching a monthly spoken word open mic at Caribbean Soul Restaurant on Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 7:00pm, entitled Broadway comes to Brooklyn!

Brooklyn, NY (I-Newswire) September 7, 2012 - The show is the brainchild of J. Steven Williams (aka Tha Real), the founder of Untamed Talent. With a background in theater, Tha Real envisions an open mic for actors, rather than poets. "Broadway Comes to Brooklyn" will be a conduit for actors and actresses to perform monologues and practice their pieces that are still works-in-progress. The open mic is open to everyone; lack of experience should not be a deterrent. Tha Real’s show ends with an improvement session, where the audience becomes its Directors, providing constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement to each artist. This event will take place every second Tuesday after the initial launch at Caribbean Soul Restaurant.

“...there's just something about not being "home trained" that makes poetry sound so RAW and UNCUT”
…Dre Cleveland on www.WeAreUntamedTalent.com

Untamed Talent is a collective of spoken word artists who are dedicated to enhancing their community through initiatives that focus on the spoken word. Every member completes a minimum of 1,500 hours of community service and develops at least one workshop that enlightens society on a particular health or social issue in the community. Untamed Talent members also rehearse vigorously; they believe that that their passion and skill conveys their messages more poignantly. There is no cover for this event.

Caribbean Soul Restaurant (Soulé), is located at 920 Fulton Street in the Clinton Hill section of Brooklyn, conveniently located near the C train’s Clinton-Washington station. For more information about this arts initiative, please contact Da Real at weareuntamedtalent@gmail.com, Nichole Mayers at Nichole@caribbeansoulbrooklyn.com or at 718-399-7200.