The Redd Apple Gallery is a gallery directed by Katrina Redd, located at 227 Iron Street, Suite 116 in Detroit, Michigan. The gallery resides in the loft district near the Detroit River.
Major Exhibitions at Redd Apple Gallery include the following:
- Patrick Dodd, Painter
- Carolyn Ferrarri, Jeweler, also known as Diamondancer
Redd Apple Gallery hosts a theatre specializing in plays by African American authors. The 60-seat theatre has operated under the guidance of Oliver Pookrum, director of the African Renaissance Theater Company, or ART for short. In late 2005, ART assumes the theatre company in residence post at the new YMCA in Detroit's people mover district. The theatre at Redd Apple Gallery has produced the following schedule:
- Topdog/Underdog by Suzan-Lori Parks
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