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Angela Barrow-Dunlap is one of the most influential storytellers in urban theatre and independent film.
For over two decades, she has created nationally touring blockbusters, written award-winning stage plays, and produced films that resonate with millions.
Her work centers on faith, womanhood, culture, resilience, and truth, bringing powerful and relatable stories to audiences worldwide.
“Every woman has a story. My job as a storyteller is to present our stories in a way that is relatable, uplifting and inspiring.”
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Angela’s creative journey began in Detroit, where she wrote and directed neighborhood plays in second grade without realizing she was rehearsing for her future legacy.
Her calling became undeniable when she played Dorothy in a school production of The Wiz. The lights, music, and magic of the stage awakened in her a lifelong passion for storytelling.
In high school, she wrote her first formal play, CHOICES, capturing the fears and dreams of adolescence. The play’s success marked the beginning of her professional career.
Her breakout hit, Why Good Girls Like Bad Boyz, launched her into national prominence and began a legacy of stories that uplift, challenge, and inspire audiences across America.