In this episode, Dr. Nikki and Jade talk with and explore the life and journey of Denise Chapman, a theater practitioner from Omaha, Nebraska. Denise shares her experiences growing up in a supportive family, her educational journey, and her passion for the performing arts. She reflects on her roots, the influence of her grandmother, and her commitment to community connection through theater. The conversation highlights the importance of cultural heritage, education, and the arts in shaping identity and community. Denise reflects on her experiences in theater, emphasizing the importance of community, collaboration, and personal growth. She also discusses her journey from acting to directing, the significance of creating authentic representations of individuals in their work, and the joy found in family and community connections. / NOIRE (North Omaha Is Really Extraordinary) celebrates the extraordinary people of North Omaha. Our goal is to inspire and uplift the black community by sharing stories of individuals who have made a positive impact. Join us as we connect, support, and encourage one another through powerful conversations and uplifting messages. Follow us on Instagram at @noirethepodcast!
