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The Road We Came
The Road We Came is a new opera- and song-based project that explores the composers, musicians and places that define the rich Black history of New York City through a series of self-guided, musical walking tours.
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The Knock
The Knock is a one-act opera that tells the story of a group of military wives awaiting news of their deployed husbands.
The Road We Came
The Road We Came is a new opera- and song-based project that explores the composers, musicians and places that define the rich Black history of New York City through a series of self-guided, musical walking tours.
Featuring
Kenneth Overton
Vanished
“I see him, that dark mysterious stranger…what does he want from me?”
Experience this cinematic journey about longing, heartbreak, and searching for love.
Featuring
Russell Thomas and John Holiday
Monuments of Hope
Mezzo J’Nai Bridges and bass-baritone Ryan McKinny perform in front of D.C.’s most iconic monuments—representing our collective memories and shared hope for a more perfect future.
APART/MENTAL
Two Jewish women in New York, one says, "Do you see what's going on in Poland?" The other says "I live in the back, I don't see anything."
-Henny Youngman
Subversive
Subversive is an experimental dance film and afro-futurist electronic soundscape by Marcus Amaker, poet laureate of Charleston and Academy of American poets fellow.
Obscura Nox
In this modern retelling of Plato's Allegory of the Cave, a woman is cloistered in a prison of her own making until a mysterious stranger shows her a way out.
Interstate
The road from trauma to tragedy. Interstate is the story of Olivia and Diane, who shared a childhood in vulnerable, unsafe circumstances before life sent them down different roads. The adult Diane reaches out from her stable life to Olivia, a prostitute in prison for murder. Interstate blends the horror and violence of Olivia’s life with the tenderness of old friendship and the hard questions of accountability.
On Lost Time
A new Harper Henly film set against the iconic and historic backdrop of the Chicago Cultural Center.
Featuring
Joffrey Ballet company dancers Brooke Linford and Graham Maverick.
