Beyond Black Music Month: Karen A. Clark – Motivated And Mission-Driven
July 4, 2019
Karen’s upcoming project is “Love Stories: Tales of An African Queen.”
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Love Stories
Beyond Black History Month: Karen A. Clark- Motivated and Mission-Driven
June 27, 2019
In the spirit of Black Music Month, I recently enjoyed the “Defining Moments” production presented by Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival under the direction of Co-Founder/President, Adilah Barnes (www.lawtf.org) and hosted by Anna Maria Horsford and Ted Lange. I was mesmerized by the performance of solo actor/vocalist, Karen A. Clark. Karen’s upcoming project is Love Stories: Tales of An African Queen. Karen’s personal story is documented in the following interview.