Sade Lythcott
Guest on Mick Unplugged
Sade Lythcott is a Harlem-born cultural leader and the Chief Executive Officer of the National Black Theatre, founded by her mother, Dr. Barbara Ann Teer. She is known for her work as an award-nominated theater producer and for championing African-American arts and equity for theaters of color through roles such as chair of the Coalition of Theatres of Color.
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Fire Next Time👍 Recommends
…discussing influential books that shaped her leadership approach
“Well, the first time I really realized I was alive was reading Baldwin's Fire next time. And, but, you know, the music and the words of Nina Simone play often for me. But I'm old school. Like I always go back.”
on Mick Unplugged
Fire Next Time👍 Recommends
…discussing books and voices that have changed her leadership approach
“Well, the first time I really realized I was alive was reading Baldwin's Fire Next Time. Um, and, um, but you know, the music and the words of Nina Simone play often for me. Um, but I'm old school. Like I always go back.”
on Mick Unplugged