Interviews by a Black Independent: Lenora Fulani Interviews Roscoe Orman in Harlem

Each month Dr. Lenora Fulani interviews movers and shakers in the development community with a diverse audience of independents, progressives, and neighbors in the 2nd floor Gallery at the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building in Harlem (125th Street).

Roscoe Orman, the actor who plays the beloved "Gordon" on Sesame Street, lit up the room on June 3, 2011, speaking about the history of black theater in NYC, the Free Southern Theater, and this special performance of a scene from Matt Robison's controversial one-man play about Lincoln Perry called "The Confessions of Stepin Fetchit" created for Mr. Orman in 1993 on Broadway.

Interviews by a Black Independent: Lenora Fulani Interviews Roscoe Orman in Harlem Friday June 3rd

This Friday! June 3rd - 6PM  Dr. Fulani Interviews Roscoe Orman Actor, entertainer, writer and children's advocate,    known to millions as "Gordon" on Sesame Street.   Mr. Orman will be performing a scene from one of his famous stage roles.   Please join us for an evening of conversation with Dr. Fulani and a talented actor committed to the growth of our young people.       To RSVP please reply to by email or call 212.962.1699 Friday June 3rd, 6pm Harlem State Office Building 163 W. 125th Street, second floor