Josephine at the NPACF - one night only Jan 25

A one-woman musical biographical play about the iconic Josephine Baker. 

Created by Tymisha Harris, Michael Marinaccio and Tod Kimbro. Book and Musical Direction by Tod Kimbro, performed by Tymisha Harris. Directed and Produced by Michael Marinaccio

About Josephine Baker 

Born in St. Louis in 1906, Josephine Baker achieved only moderate success in the United States, but became an international superstar after moving to France in the early 20’s. She starred alongside white romantic leading men in films in the 30’s, had multiple interracial marriages and homosexual relationships, and performed in men’s clothing before the term “drag” existed in the lexicon.

She was also a spy for the French Resistance, a civil rights activist, and the mother of 12 adopted children from 4 continents. Her success in France and Europe often gave her the opportunity to live freely without the racial oppression of her home nation, though she never stopped yearning for acceptance in America.

Tickets are $42 for adults, $35 for seniors and military (with ID) and $15 for youth (17 and under)

January 25, 2020 at 7:30pm, NPAC

TICKETS

Performances at the
Northshore Performing Arts Center
18125 92nd Avenue NE
Bothell, WA 98011
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