Established in 2020 by Ebony Noelle Golden, Jupiter Performance Studio (JPS) conjures theatrical ceremonies rooted in diasporic Black cultural, spiritual and performance traditions.  JPS’ work activates stages, streets and sacred sites as spaces of liberation.  JPS supports the movement for environmental justice and climate reparations through Watering (W)hole, its community engagement cosmology. 

Recent projects include: The Art and Survival Fellowship + Festival, produced in collaboration with Double Edge Theatre and The Keeping, commissioned by Weeksville Heritage Center with major support from Creative Capital.  Current work includes: In The Name Of The Mother Tree (ITNO), commissioned by Apollo Theater and co-produced with National Black Theatre with major support from Double Edge Theatre, Green Apu at Central Mesa and the National Theater Project.  Indoor and site-specific iterations of ITNO will premiere and tour between 2024 and 2026.

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Website: jupiterperformancestudio.com

Email: jupiterisfreedom@gmail.com