World Premiere

Written by and Starring Regina Taylor

Exhibit is about an African-American woman, Iris, who recalls pieces of her childhood as she integrated a school in Muskogee
Oklahoma. Her personal recollections are flashes of a sharply polarized America in transition as the civil rights movement rolls
forward. Iris’s memories of her martyred innocence for a cause are triggered by things she thought she’d never see again in her
lifetime- the enactment of today’s rollback of the social tides of change. Written by and starring Regina Taylor, an actress, director, playwright, educator, and activist.
Please note there are no refunds or exchanges for this show.

Dates & Times

DateTimeAdditional Information
Thu, May 8, 20257:30 PMThursday PreviewBuy now
Fri, May 9, 20257:30 PMFriday PreviewBuy now
Sat, May 10, 20256:30 PMOpening Night + Opening Night Reception Benefit (additional ticket required)Buy now
Sun, May 11, 20252:00 PMBuy now
Wed, May 14, 20257:30 PMPost-Show ConversationBuy now
Thu, May 15, 20257:30 PMBuy now
Fri, May 16, 20257:30 PMTeen Night & Post-Show ConversationBuy now
Sat, May 17, 20257:30 PMBuy now
Sun, May 18, 20252:00 PMA Toast to Talent Event (additional ticket required)Buy now
Wed, May 21, 20257:30 PMPost-Show ConversationBuy now
Thu, May 22, 20257:30 PMBuy now
Fri, May 23, 20257:30 PMBuy now
Sat, May 24, 20257:30 PMPost-Show ConversationBuy now
Sun, May 25, 20252:00 PMClosing NightBuy now

Articles and podcasts about Exhibit

Not a Time To be Silent: Regina Taylor on “Exhibit.”

Cleopatra Talks With Regina Taylor On Exhibit, A One Woman Show.

Items that inspire Exhibit

January 6th

Regina Performs at 2019 Playwrights Slam at Denver Center for the Performing Arts

THE BLACK ALBUM. MIXTAPE

In partnership with Columbia College Chicago, award-winning actress, director and playwright Regina Taylor is curating presentations and events – student and artist lead work – that promote nationwide conversations that explore identity, technology, social justice, and creativity in these fast-shifting times.

The theme of the Black Album Mixtape is “Stand Up, Speak Out.” Ms. Taylor articulates the key themes and questions by asking, “Who are we at this moment in time? What are the key questions that we need to talk about?” “We are neck deep” in challenges to the long-term viability of democracy in the US, facing existential questions about guns and violence, gender and identity, who has a platform to speak and whose voice is erased. “Stand Up, Speak Out” is meant to facilitate conversation and creative response to these questions and more.

Projects may include, but are not limited to: film, animation, songs, dance, spoken word, podcasts, pictures, articles, etc. from artists to gamers, to policy makers and scholars.

SUBMISSIONS FROM THE BLACK ALBUM. MIXTAPE.

  1. “Dark theme photographs” By Marko Milic
  2. “Sweet Escape” By Brooklynn Huerta
  3. “STRIP” By Bredoni Taylor
  4.  Maryam’s monologue
  5. “These Un-United States” by Diana Rhodes

  6. “Melancholy” by Joshua Oshea Mergerson

  7. “The Cicada Year” by Tamara Jones
  8. An Interview with Carol Johnson, the City of Austin’s First Civil Rights Officer