Arts/Theater

Spotlighting puppetry, performance, stage craft, film, and cultural arts connected to the Black Dolls Matter® creative universe and its artistic heritage.

In a theatrical scene from The Harlem Doll Palace, Aunt Len, portrayed by Alva Rogers, sits at a tea table with five puppeteers, each holding a handcrafted doll. Aunt Len raises a teacup in a warm gesture, surrounded by dolls and performers who animate a whimsical tea party on a richly patterned rug.

Review: “The Harlem Doll Palace”

In The Harlem Doll Palace, Aunt Len welcomes us into a world where dolls remember, protect, and heal. Surrounded by handmade companions, she offers te…

Mark June 5, 2025