Germôna Sharp

Germôna Sharp has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Germôna Sharp are: • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, Germona_ has populated their site with: • Multi-Hyphenate Talent Germôna Sharp Expands Repertoire with Writing, Directorial Debuts • Tipping Point • IMDB 🎭 • Stick Fly — Theatre Charlotte • 'Stick Fly' Proves Its Sticking Power at the Old Barn • The Wild Party • The Wild Party — QC: Queen City Concerts • Rise of ReSILiENCE • Jaja's African Hair Braiding TICKETS! • Purchase RENT Tickets! | Blumenthal Arts • A Mendacious Duty • boldjourney.com • Tipping Point | A Canon C70 Cinematic Short • For the Love of Harlem Tickets | Charlotte, NC | Central Piedmont's New Theater • NC SAVAN Commercial • Canvas Rebel Article • shoutoutla.com • Daily Inspiration: Meet Germôna Sharp - Voyage LA Magazine | LA City Guide • No Excuses (The Mental Stage) • Detroit '67 — Theatre Charlotte • Be A Lion: BNS Productions (Dec. 2nd & 3rd) GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! • THE HIGH RIDE HOME VOLUME 7: GERMÔNA EDITION by Wimp Media • The Inner City | Pilot | S1 E1 • The Inner City | A Spoken Word | S1 E2 • The Inner City | A Cliff Hanger | S1 E3 • “Until The Flood” by Dael Orlandersmith • Where In The World Is Carmen Ep.1 • Great Scott! Back to the Future Delivers a Time Travelling Triumph - Level 21 Mag • Embracing the Depths: A Spellbinding Journey through Hadestown at Blumenthal - Level 21 Mag • 21 Exclusive: From Laughter to Tears: 'Mrs. Doubtfire' Broadway Adaptation Wows Audiences - Level 21 Mag • “Message In a Bottle” reminds us of humanity and our strength to stand against oppression - Level 21 Mag • www.level21mag.com • THEATRE REVIEW: A Great Big Wooly Look at Class Struggle • The Life of Galileo review • FILM REVIEW: The Racial Dynamics of Joel Coen’s "Macbeth" • Depression and the Black creative: What happens when your passion becomes your prison? • The Glamorization of the Strong Black Woman • THEATRE REVIEW: Tristan Parks Reconnects with James Baldwin • DANCE REVIEW: "Pain, Trauma, Triumph" Kicks-Off the Commons Fest • CINEMA REVIEW: A Journey of Self-Discovery in "Black is King" • An Eruption of Black Creativity on Juneteenth in Durham • THEATRE REVIEW: Hearing the Pulse of Pittsburgh in “Radio Golf” • Capturing Black Anger, Sadness, and Exhaustion in "prophesy" • THEATRE REVIEW: Magical Folktales That Transcend Bans and Borders • THEATRE REVIEW: Mike Wiley's Adventurous “The Fire of Freedom" • THEATRE REVIEW: Racism Storms the Beaches of "Small Island" • THEATRE REVIEW: "Blood Done Sign My Name," a Piece of NC History • THEATRE REVIEW: Black Journalism is the Answer in "Edges of Time" • Hayti Film Fest, Projecting Black Voices without the Projector • THEATRE REVIEW: Having "The Talk" with Sonny Kelly • THEATRE REVIEW: “Forever” Transcends Both Stage and Screen • THEATRE REVIEW: Journey to New York with "A Bronx Tale" at DPAC • THEATRE REVIEW: NCSU Students Present "Fefu and Her Friends" • THEATRE REVIEW: "How Can We Explain This?" Has Room to Grow • THEATRE REVIEW: The Scottsboro Boys at Theatre Raleigh • DANCE REVIEW: Searching for Meaning in Women's Movement at WTF