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Readings, Acting Roles, Performances & Speaking Engagements
2008 Tulsa Performing Arts Center - “Amazons, Gypsies and Wandering Minstrels & Other Selections” – one-woman performance with musicians Arthur Thompson and Leslie Brown
2008 Nimrod Literary Journal Spring Release Reading
2008 "Ladies Who Lunch" - Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame
2008 First Friday opening for jazz musician, Don Diego
2008 Tulsa Youth Ballet & Oklahoma Performance Arts - “Through the Thicket”
2008 “Resonating Voices” Resonance Annual Brunch
2007 Broken Arrow Community Playhouse - “Quilters”
2007 Tulsa Performing Arts Center - “Resonating Voices”
2007 Tulsa Performing Arts Center - “Movement of Life” presented by Arthur Thompson
2007 Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
2007 Sacred Activism Conference
2007 Bartlesville Women’s Network
2006 “Amazons, Gypsies & Wandering Minstrels” and “Bayou Stories”; Gilcrease Museum Auditorium – Fundraiser for the Mental Health Association in Tulsa 2006 “Waking Dreams” poetry and performance collaboration with Vanessa Adams Harris; Philbrook Museum in conjunction with the Pre-Raphaelite exhibit 2006 “The Woman Who Was Captured By Ghosts,” an original play by Julie Little Thunder 2005 “Amazons, Gypsies and Wandering Minstrels,” written and performed by Deborah J. Hunter, featuring “Bayou Stories” and original play for four actresses, “Feverish Whisper.” 2005 “Down the Old Hole,” an original play by John Cruncleton 2003 & 2005 Performances with Russian poet, Yevgeny Yevtushenko
2004 Tulsa Community College ; Guest Lecturer
2004 “My Poems Are Too Loud,” one-woman show
2004 “Bach to Broadway to Bebop to Blues” Juneteenth Celebration at Tulsa Performing Arts Center
2003 University of Tulsa : “Vagina Monologues”
2003-2005 Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, performer/ emcee “Ladies Sing Jazz, Blues & Gospel,” “Bach to Bebop”, and other events
2003 Greenwood Jazz Festival
Theatre North
2005 Playwright: The Red Shoes, as a 10-minute play
2003 Director: The Old Settler, by John Henry Redwood
2000-2001Actor: For Colored Girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf, by Ntozake Shange; winner of OCTA Best Ensemble Cast/Costumes
2001 Actor & Playwright: Black Writers’ Collage (with monologues from original work Amazons, Gypsies and Wandering Minstrels)
2002 University of Tulsa ; Guest Lecturer
2002 Houston International Poetry Festival – Houston , TX
2001 Graeae, Poetry performances featuring: Brenda Moossy, Deborah Hunter and Shannon Hiatt
2001 Ozark Poets & Writers Cooperative – Fayetteville , AR
Additional stages & sites: Peace House Tulsa, Rudisill Regional Library, LivingArts of Tulsa, Heller Theater, Westby Theater, Tulsa Library, Delaware Theatre
Additional readings and performances at fundraisers, on television, radio & stage not otherwise listed
INVOLVEMENT August, 2003 OkRep 24-Hour Play Festival, Invitational Playwright
September, 2003, Zarrow Mental Health Symposium: Self Expression Through Writing Poetry
August, 2003 OkRep 24-Hour Play Festival, Invitational Playwright
2000 Winner of $5000 Jingle Feldman Artist/Scholar Award
Poetry appears in NIMROD, Curbside Review, Another Sun (U.K.), The Pagan’s Muse, other anthologies and publications.
Poetry chapbooks: Extreme Women and The Moon and Other Deities.
Member, Tulsa Indian Coalition Against Racism
Member, Community Outreach Committee, Mental Health Association of Tulsa
Member, Alternate ROOTS (regional organization for artists who are activists)
1999 Oklahoma Arts Council Grant Selection Committee
Member & Past member of Board of Directors, NAMI-Tulsa (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill)
Volunteer Mental Health Case Management Training Instructor
Past Officer, Board of Trustees, Church of the Restoration UU
Past Officer, Board of Directors, Center for Racial Justice
Past Member, Task Force, Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless
Past Officer, Tulsa Association of Legal Assistants
Publications
Self-published chapbooks: The Red Shoes, Thunder, The Moon and Other Deities, Extreme Women
Poems published in: Aroostook Review, NIMROD International Journal, Another Sun ( U.K. ), Curbside Review, Pedestal, The Pagan’s Muse Anthology, Alternate ROOTS newsletter, National Association of Poetry Therapists Newsletter
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