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Background: On September 8, 2018, Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka played in the U.S. Open Women’s Tennis Final. The match was marked by controversy when chair umpire Carlos Ramos awarded code violations to Williams for coaching, racket abuse, and verbal abuse. While arguing with Ramos and other officials, Williams stated that she was being treated differently because she’s a woman. After Williams received a point penalty and a game penalty, Osaka went on to win the match 6-2, 6-4. Williams was subsequently fined $4,000 for receiving coaching, $3,000 for racket abuse and $10,000 for verbal abuse. Following the match, media coverage raised many questions. Was Williams treated differently because she’s a woman? Was she treated differently because of her gender and her race? The Experiment: The Serena Williams Project examines two moments from the match when Williams interacted first with the chair umpire Carlos Ramos and then with two other officials for the match, Brian Earley and Donna Kelso. In the first interaction Williams contests the point penalty, a result of the coaching violation and racket abuse, and in the second interaction she contests the game penalty for verbal abuse. Actors have studied the speech and gestural patterns of Serena Williams, Ramos, Early, Kelso, and the commentators, and they then work to perform those patterns verbatim. New names have been assigned for each individual in the interactions, but they preserve the cadence of the original speech patterns. When necessary, pronouns and other words have been changed to accommodate the changed gender and/or race of the actor portraying Williams. This is not a satire or a comic sketch. It is an experiment using verbatim performance as an investigative tool to consider the following: What happens to your perception of the interactions between Williams, the chair umpire, and the officials when Williams’ gender and race is changed? The Serena Williams Project That’s all I have to say Created by Joe Salvatore, Keith R. Huff, & Tammie Swopes Featuring Andy Wagner With additional performances by Connor Bond, Jack Dod, Analisa Gutierrez, Ian McCabe, & Mackie Saylor Production Manager: Cassie Holzum Editor: Andy Wagner Costume Designer: Márion Talán Interns: Omone Joan Oshiafi, Arianna Serpe, Natalie Young Special Thanks: Bruce Carlson, Anthony Cotton, Kate Dale, Stella Flores, Eric Hirzel, Usheevii King, Joe Mathers, Elias Rivera, Sylvianne Sherwin, Solana Suazo, & Rachel Wilson The Serena Williams Project was created with funding support from a Diversity Innovation Grant awarded by the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. The Verbatim Performance Lab (VPL) investigates and performs words and gestures collected from found media artifacts and interview-based data. Through these investigations, the Lab disrupts assumptions, biases, and intolerances across a spectrum of political, cultural, and social experiences. The Lab is a project of the Program in Educational Theatre at NYU Steinhardt. For additional information visit our website at http://bit.ly/2iSVpiO. For collaborations, email [email protected] Facebook: @verbatimperformancelab Instagram: @verbatimperformancelab Twitter: @verbatimperflab Filmed at NYU-TV Studio on March 29, 2019. For NYU-TV: Director of NYU-TV & the Television Center: Toni Urbano NYU-TV Video Production Manager: Jennifer Infante NYU-TV Technical Manager: s.o. O'Brien Sound and Lighting Design: Willie Bruno Technical Director: Kevin Gannon Camera Operator: Cody Jensen Photography: Nora Lambert & Jose Arteaga Production Assistants: Brandon Pham Burnett, Lizzy Essiedu, Manuela Muniz, & Savannah Smith Source Material: 2018 US Open Highlights: Serena Williams' dispute overshadows Naomi Osaka's final win | ESPN ESPN/YouTube 08 September 2018 Time Stamps: 1:56-3:33 (Part 1) & 5:48-8:40 (Part 2) Original Source: https://youtu.be/uiBrForlj-k

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