Lessons for an incomplete black boy at The Fringe Theatre

New York performer Carter Ford brings The Fringe Theatre his newest solo show!

True stories ranging from age eight to eighteen of a racially ambiguous biracial boy tackling racism and colorism in his community, teaching himself how to live his life as a young biracial boy when some only see him as black, some say he's not black, and others say he's something else entirely. These stories are presented in hopes to teach the next generation of confused, racially ambiguous children of color that they are not alone.

Lessons of an incomplete black boy premiered at Soho Playhouse in 2022. He is also a previous co-host of SmutSlam NYC, a sexual stprytelling competition, and the librettist for the 2013 Thespian Festival's award-winning musical, Love at First Site. Carter also performs in numerous improv shows around NYC including Academia dell-arte, Act One-Scene Two, Challenge Us, Fury: Earth's Mightiest Improvisers & Tournament of Improvisers.

Run time: 60 minutes

Recommended age: 18+