Celebrating Pomo Afro Homos
“a community that’s there but invisible, suddenly being visible” by Charles Wilmoth NPN Re-Creation: Brian Freeman and Pomo Afro Homos’ “Fierce Love” from NPN on Vimeo. In a recent interview with Abe Rybeck of Boston’s Theater Offensive, Brian Freeman recounted the events leading to the creation of the groundbreaking multidisciplinary performance piece, Fierce Love, which. Eric Gupton was a singer and a dancer who was born in Boston in He moved to San Francisco in where he would meet Brian Freeman. Brian Freeman
Pomo Afro Homos (–), short for postmodern African American homosexuals, was an African-American gay theater troupe founded in San Francisco by choreographer-dancer Djola Bernard Branner, actor Brian Freeman, and singer, dancer, and actor Eric Gupton. Later, Marvin K. White joined the group. They presented the black gay male experience. Highlights since Highways' inception in , originally created in , and periodically updated in the years since. Wednesday, February 2, En Route
Fierce Love was conceived, written, and performed as a response to the absence of three-dimensional black, gay men on the American stage. The show premiered at Josie's Juice Joint & Cabaret in San Francisco in January , and went on to tour nationally and internationally to critical acclaim until (Brian Freeman revived the show with a. It was the perfect place for Boston native Brian Freeman to launch what would become his defining contribution to the genre of queer theatre. Freeman, whom I had the privilege of interviewing on October 
Fierce Love
Born out of the need to see three-dimensional Black gay male characters in the world of theater, the Pomos consisted of choreographer/dancer Djola Branner, actor Brian Freeman, and actor/singer Eric Gupton. A fourth member, Marvin K. White, also shared his talented voice and charismatic presence to help bring their stories to life on stage. .
Brian Freeman
PostModern African American Homosexuals (Pomo Afro Homos) was an African-American gay identified three man performance troupe founded in San Francisco, CA in by Eric Gupton, Brian Freeman, and Djola Branner. . 
After 20 Years, Brian Freeman and Fierce Love Return to Boston
This performance was part of the Beyond Desire DiverseWorks series, which celebrated lesbian and gay performance artists. In , San Francisco-based performance artist Brian Freeman created the Black gay male performance group Pomo AfroHomos, touring across the US with performances. .
Brian Freeman's Fierce Love
23 TUESDAY When Brian Freeman, founder-director of Pomo Afro Homos, began researching the life of black gay civil rights leader Bayard Rustin, everyone he interviewed invariably turned to the. . 
Pomo Afro Homos
A founding member of the performance trio, The Pomo Afro Homos (), Freeman continues to grapple with the position of gay African-American men within the fabric of modern history. "Like many artists whose work doesn't sit neatly within a particular form, my work has been seen primarily in alternative venues, performance spaces and festivals. .