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Transforming Spaces Into Arts Spaces

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MUSIC. THEATRE. LITERARY ARTS. VISUAL ARTS.

Telling the Stories of People of the African Diaspora

Liberated Muse in the News 

@khadijahonline Thank you to Allison Seymour and the WUSA Channel 9, CBS affiliate for the coverage. Watch the full performance on the Kennedy Center’s YouTube channel. #blackhistory #liberatedmuse #kennedycenter #khadijahalicoleman ♬ original sound - Dr. Khadijah

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Liberated Muse in the Community Since 2008

Presenting for an Department of Education Arts in Practice Workshop (2024)
Theatre Workshop at Baltimores Artscape Festival (2015)
Baltimore Book Festival (2016)
In Her Words at MLK Library, DC (2011)
In Her Words at MLK Library, DC (2011)
In Her Words at MLK Library, DC (2011)
In Her Words at MLK Library, DC (2011)
Capital Hip Hop Soul Fest (2010)
Toni Morrison Tribute at Charles Beatley Library (2020)
Celebrating debut of Khadijah Ali-Colemans debut poetry collection (2023)
Toni Morrison Tribute at Kennedy Center, Millennium Stage (2020)
Photo shop during artist residency at the Kennedy Center (2021)
La Ti Do Residency (2013)
Running:AMOK (2011)
Kennedy Center Millennium Stage performance (2019)
Voices of Freedom show, Kennedy Center (2024)
Building Beautiful by Khadijah Ali-Coleman, Page to Stage Festival, Kennedy Center (2018)
Kwanzaa in August (liberated muse 10th anniversary) (2018)
US Peace Corps (2011)
RL Hotel Baltimore (2017)
Zora Neale Hurston tribute at Anacostia Arts Center (2023)
Poetry Reading at Busboys and Poets, Anacostia (2023)
Performance at Words, Beats & Life Art & Health Festival (2024)
Page to Stage Festival (2019)
Running: AMOK in Capital Fringe (2009)

INSPIRED BLACK EXCELLENCE

Liberated Muse is a multi-disciplinary artist collective presenting music, theatre, spoken word and films that highlight the experiences and stories of people of the African diaspora. Liberated Muse's work also focuses on the work of women who have used their platform for social justice. Founded and led by Washington DC native, playwright/performing artist Dr. Khadijah Ali-Coleman, Liberated Muse Arts Group has been transforming spaces into art places since 2008. Liberated Muse is fiscally sponsored by the nonprofit Black Writers for Peace and Social Justice, Inc.

Meet the Collective

Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman, Ed.D.
Founding Director, Company Member

Colie Aziza
Company Member

Lyn Artope
Company Member

We Are Transforming Places Into Art Spaces
We are an eclectic troupe of professional artists presenting progressive music, theatre, books, film and spoken word performance representing the dynamic dimension of the culture of people from the African diaspora