Backstage Pass with Lia Chang

Messeret Stroman Wheeler joins Lia Chang to talk about Keepers of the Flame, a short historical drama when on the eve of the 1913 inaugural Women’s Suffrage parade, the formidable activist Mary Church Terrell, along with two leaders of historic African American Sororities, Alpha Kappa Alpha and Delta Sigma Theta, confront and challenge parade organizer Alice Paul in order for black suffragettes to participate in the parade.

Messeret Stroman Wheeler chats LIVE with Angela Robinson about producing the award-winning film, Keepers of the Flame.

Messeret and four other accomplished actors (Kim Brockington, Daniel Carlton, Ty Jones, and JillMarie Lawrence) join hosts DJ LeRoy and NightWatchman on Soul Lounge Primetime to talk about the challenges and opportunities to practice their craft during the COVID pandemic.

Messeret makes the list of “Black Artists: Changemakers Creating History” from NYC media company Tony Howell & Co.

Messeret joins Dreamers Unite with Sherri Pullum to talk about the importance The American Slavery Project. Messeret also shares her journey of building a successful acting career alongside her work as Associate Producer and Social Media Manager for ASP. Recorded LIVE on Aug 21, 2020.

Hear Messeret and Dianne Kirksey-Floyd in their radio interview with DJ LeRoy and NightWatchman talk about ASP Arts Collective’s June 17th Freedom to Enfranchisement event.

Messeret and the cast of The ASP Arts Collective’s Black Women and the Ballot appear on a NYC Times Square Billboard. It was a digital spectacle on 42nd Street on April 6th, 2019.

Messeret Stroman Wheeler and Judy Tate of The ASP Arts Collective join DJ LeRoy and NightWatchman to talk about Monday April 8th’s performance of Black Women and the Ballot at the National Black Theatre.

Hear Judy Tate and Messeret Stroman Wheeler of The ASP Arts Collective join DJ LeRoy and NightWatchman to talk about their Spring Reading Series: The ABCs: African Americans from Bondage Through Crow, Monday evenings this spring at the National Black Theater.

In 2000, Broadway newcomer Messeret Stroman sat down with Broadway.com's Paul Wontorek to discuss her role as LaTonya Dinkins in the Roundabout Theatre Company's production of Blue at the Gramercy Theater.

In this charming "Fresh Face" profile, Stroman shares stories about her Jacksonville roots, her high school days as a majorette, and working alongside television icon Phylicia Rashad. Learn about the Ethiopian origins of her name and why you'll never catch her wearing shorts (but skorts are another story!). Check out this delightful snapshot of an artist at the beginning of her theatrical journey.