Throughout the run of Peter Brook's Tierno Bokar, the Columbia University Arts Initiative produced 44 related events, lectures, and workshops that were attended by over 3,200 students, faculty, staff, and community members. Tierno was the centerpiece from which panel discussions were built on subjects that included "Tolerance in the West African Muslim Tradition" and about Mr. Brook's career, which was unknown to many audiences. Tierno Bokar also inspired several film series on campus featuring internationally renowned Tierno cast member Sotigui Kouyaté and the films of Peter Brook.

		Over a period of ten days, LeFrak gymnasium on the Barnard College campus was transformed into a 500-seat theater. View image slideshow

		The International Center for Theater Creation's (CICT) production of Tierno Bokar was accompanied by lectures, workshops, and classroom presentations. View image slideshow

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		Peter Brook talks with members of the Harlem Arts Alliance about making Tierno Bokar accessible to students and the Harlem community.
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Play video		The Harlem Arts Alliance, Columbia University Arts Initiative, and the French Embassy honored Mr. Brook and company at the Museum of the City of New York. Members of the Harlem, Francophile, Columbia, and Tierno communities gathered in celebration and recognition of the power of tolerance, a theme that began with the performance itself and that permeated related events.

View a list of events held during CICT's residency at Columbia University. (PDF)

View the schedules of two film series shown during CICT’s residency. (PDF)