theforcedpivot Podcast welcomes Moses T. Alexander Greene. Greene shares his "Pivot stories" spiritually, educationally, professionally, and personally. Greene is an author, director, producer, playwright, and so much more. Green is the director and founder of Li V Mahob Productions.
His life's purpose is to use his passion for Black history and culture, content creation, and the arts as a vehicle for ministry. In 2019, twenty years after receiving his license into the gospel ministry, his groundbreaking play Pooled: A Gospel Musical Drama was named “one of the 25 best professional Black Theatre productions in the U.S., Europe, Africa and the Caribbean” by the National Black Theatre Festival. In January 2021, BroadwayWorld awarded him its “Original Script of the Decade” Award for the groundbreaking play in the Raleigh market.
Currently, he serves as Director of Performing Arts & Film at the North Carolina Museum of Art where he curates and provides artistic direction for performative art and film programming inside and outside of the galleries and throughout its 164-acre park. Previously, Greene held roles as Director of the African American Cultural Center at North Carolina State University, Chief Communications Officer/Assistant Professor of Media & Film at Saint Augustine's University as well as special events and public information positions in Maryland and the nation’s capital.
Green is a native of Long Island, NY, and holds degrees from Syracuse University.
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theforcedpivot Podcast welcomes Moses T. Alexander Greene. Greene shares his "Pivot stories" spiritually, educationally, professionally, and personally. Greene is an author, director, producer, playwright, and so much more. Green is the director and founder of Li V Mahob Productions.
His life's purpose is to use his passion for Black history and culture, content creation, and the arts as a vehicle for ministry. In 2019, twenty years after receiving his license into the gospel ministry, his groundbreaking play Pooled: A Gospel Musical Drama was named “one of the 25 best professional Black Theatre productions in the U.S., Europe, Africa and the Caribbean” by the National Black Theatre Festival. In January 2021, BroadwayWorld awarded him its “Original Script of the Decade” Award for the groundbreaking play in the Raleigh market.
Currently, he serves as Director of Performing Arts & Film at the North Carolina Museum of Art where he curates and provides artistic direction for performative art and film programming inside and outside of the galleries and throughout its 164-acre park. Previously, Greene held roles as Director of the African American Cultural Center at North Carolina State University, Chief Communications Officer/Assistant Professor of Media & Film at Saint Augustine's University as well as special events and public information positions in Maryland and the nation’s capital.
Green is a native of Long Island, NY, and holds degrees from Syracuse University.
Join us!