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13) The New York Society for Ethical Culture and Time Lapse Dance present the World Premiere of Arbor and Other Works Featuring Musicians from The MET Orchestra Friday, November 17 at 7pm The New York Society for Ethical Culture, Adler Hall 2 West 64th Street @ Central Park West FREE |
The New York Society for Ethical Culture presents the world premiere of Arbor, a FREE evening of stunning ecologically themed works by its Eco-Artist-in-Residence, dancer-choreographer Jody Sperling, and her Time Lapse Dance ensemble. The ongoing residency is a unique and timely collaboration between the Society—
whose mission is to encourage respect for humanity and nature and to create a
better world—and Sperling’s company, whose mission is to deploy dance toward envisioning a more embodied, sustainable, and equitable future. For more info, visit https://www.timelapsedance.com/events/arbor-2023, and RSVP for the event here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arbor-world-premiere-with-jody-sperling-and-time-lapse-dance-tickets-727865785157.
Arbor is a meditation on the nature of trees. The work, which culminates two years of investigation, is the latest outgrowth of the long climate-engaged collaboration between Sperling as choreographer and environmental composer Matthew Burtner. The music will be performed live for this one-night-only event by the composer
and a string quartet of musicians from The MET Orchestra. In voluminous
costumes meticulously painted with tree limbs (by textile artist Gina Nagy
Burns and costume designer Mary Jo Mecca), the dancers spiral, billow, and
encircle one another in gusts of action resembling timelapses of tree motion.
Lighting is by Bessie-Award-winning designer David Ferri.
The performance will be followed by an artist talkback.
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14) Ballet Hispánico Community Arts Partnerships The Latinx Immersive Experience with Lincoln Center Moments Wednesday, November 15, 2023 at 11:00 am and 1:00 pm
Ballet Hispánico, the nation’s largest Latinx cultural organization and one of America’s Cultural Treasures, is thrilled to present The Latinx Immersive Experience, part of Lincoln Center Moments on Wednesday, November 15, 2023 at 11:00 am and 1:00 pm at the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse. To register for this free event, visit https://www.lincolncenter.org/series/accessibility-at-lincoln-center/ballet-hispanico-977.
Join Ballet Hispánico’s Community Arts Partnerships for an intimate and engaging celebration of the beauty and diversity of Hispanic cultures through dance. The Latinx Immersive Experience takes audiences on a guided journey through Latinx dance and culture. This interactive, fun-filled experience features excerpts of the Ballet Hispánico repertoire, exploring music, cultural connection, choreographic insights, and history to deepen the audience’s understanding of dance from a global, accessible lens.
This event is part of Lincoln Center Moments, a free performance-based program specially designed for individuals with dementia and their caregivers.
Performances at 11:00 am are Relaxed Performances, designed for a neurodiverse audience. In addition to audiences impacted by dementia, these performances are also open to adults with developmental disabilities.
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15) THE DRAMATISTS LEGAL DEFENSE FUND ANNOUNCES THE SECOND SEASON OF BANNED TOGETHER: AN ANTI-CENSORSHIP THEATRE PODCAST IN CELEBRATION OF BANNED THEATRE WEEK
The Dramatists Legal Defense Fund (DLDF) announces the second edition of Banned Together: An Anti-Censorship Theatre Podcast. This year’s edition will feature two episodes, which were both be released on Monday November 6. Episodes will be available to stream until November 30 by visiting www.thedldf.org.
To raise awareness regarding the societal dangers of censorship in the theatre industry, and at large, the Dramatists Guild will be presented the first annual Banned Theatre Week from November 6 through November 12, 2023. Just as Banned Books Week calls out the perils of censoring books, Banned Theatre Week will address the dire consequences that can arise from banning plays and musicals.
Banned Together is an initiative that the DLDF began in 2016. When theatrical works are banned in one community – whether removed from a classroom, a library shelf, or a stage- it is a constitutional infringement upon the opportunities, livelihoods, and rights of dramatists, including playwrights, composers, lyricists, and librettists everywhere. According to the Educational Theatre Association’s 2023 annual play survey, 85% of the 2,300 teachers surveyed were concerned about censorship, with 67% of those teachers sharing that these concerns would influence their selections for future productions. Community concerns over language, lyrics and content are on the rise, matching a wave of book bans and restrictive legislation that affects what can be taught in public schools across the country about LGBTQ rights, racial justice, and other social issues.
The cornerstone of Banned Theatre Week, the Dramatists Legal Defense Fund presents season 2 of Banned Together: An Anti-Censorship Theatre Podcast, which features excerpts from recently banned, cancelled, or protested plays and musicals including Indecent, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Parade, and more.
The plays featured on the podcast will include The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufman and the Tectonic Theater Company, Anna in the Tropics by Nilo Cruz, Angels in America by Tony Kushner, Indecent by Paula Vogel, and Trouble in Mind by Alice Childress. The podcast also includes performances of songs from musicals Fun Home by Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron (“Ring of Keys”), Parade “Rumblin’ and a Rollin’” by Jason Robert Brown and Alfred Uhry, Spelling Bee (“Woe is Me”) by Rachel Sheinkin and William Finn, Hairspray (“Timeless to Me”) by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman and Rent (“Seasons of Love”) by Jonathan Larson.
Wondering how you can fight back against censorship in your community? Visit www.thedldf.org to report a cancelled production, to download helpful resources, to donate, or to learn more.
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16) Songbook Sundays at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club hosted by Deborah Grace Winer A LITTLE TIME WITH CY COLEMAN
featuring Linda Purl, Nicolas King, Mar Vilaseca Sunday, November 19th, 5 PM & 7:30 PM
Songbook Sundays, created and hosted by Deborah Grace Winer celebrating the American Songbook will continue at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club with A Little Time With Cy Coleman on Sunday, November 19th at 5 and 7:30 PM.
A Little Time With Cy Coleman sets the holidays swinging as Jazz at Lincoln Center American Songbook celebrates the Rat Pack sound of Cy Coleman. This Songbook Sundays jams the tunes that fueled Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Streisand, and others, from The Best is Yet to Come, I’ve Got Your Number, Big Spender, When in Rome, to lesser known gems.
Hosted and curated by leading American Songbook expert Deborah Grace Winer, the set features Broadway and TV’s Linda Purl (The Office), starry jazz vocalist Nicolas King(collaborations with Liza Minnelli) and JALC rising star Mar Vilaseca.
Tickets for Songbook Sundays are $55/60, with student tickets available at $20. There is a $21 food/drink minimum.
To purchase, visit: Jazz.org/dizzys
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17) The Conference for Research on Choreographic Interfaces (CRCI) presents Dances with Robots A new podcast hosted by Choreographer and Dean at Brown University Sydney Skybetter Co-Host and Executive Producer Ariane Michaud Launching Tuesday, November 14, 2023
The Conference for Research on Choreographic Interfaces (CRCI) presents Dances with Robots: a podcast catalyzed by the corporeal risks and expressive opportunities of contemporary technologies. Join our host, choreographer and Dean at Brown University, Sydney Skybetter, and Co-Host, Ariane Michaud, Executive Director of CRCI, alongside a series of guest hosts, as we explore the ways in which artists, activists and technologists navigate the world through interdisciplinary practice. The podcast premieres Tuesday, November 14, 2023, with new episodes on Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings. For more information, visit https://danceswithrobots.org/podcast.
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18) 125th Street Business Improvement District Kicks Off 30th Anniversary of Harlem Holiday Lights Celebration withNYC’s Only Parade of Lights Tuesday, November 14, 2023, at 6:00 PM
The 125th Street Business Improvement District (125th St. BID), which has been revitalizing Harlem's cultural scene by promoting the arts, entertainment, dining, and business community for over 30 years, will kick off the holiday season with the 30th anniversary of Harlem Holiday Lights, a free public event on Tuesday, 11/14 featuring New York City’s only parade of lights. There will be a brief ceremony and confetti-filled countdown to start the parade of lighted floats, with integrated experiences, entertainment and performances throughout the neighborhood, including watch parties, giveaways, local entertainment and more. The full list of activations, parade map, community partners and more can be found at https://www.harlemlightitup.com/.
The parade integrates local businesses and community members, welcoming New Yorkers and visitors from all over the globe to experience the vibrancy, culture and sounds of Harlem. Featuring 15 magically lighted up floats, the parade will assemble at 125th Street and Broadway, traveling throughout the neighborhood. Five new singing trees are also lighting up the corridor with unique lighting color spectacles and patterns paying tribute to different musical genres celebrating the diverse sounds of Harlem, from Jazz and Hip Hop to Old School, R&B, and Classical. The trees will also allow visitors to sing and support nearby local businesses even beyond the holidays through the “Shine On Harlem Challenge” as the trees remain active through March 2024. Visitors can use the Vibemap to navigate the sights, sounds and nearby sales of 125th St., share their vibe, highlight their favorite shops and more.
The theme for this year’s Harlem Holiday Lights focuses on “Celebrating Our Youth,” featuring two special Grand Marshals including Stephanie Pacheco, NYS Youth Poet Laureate, as well as Grand Marshal Dr. Lena Green, DSW, LCSW, CLC, Executive Director of HOPE Center Harlem. NYC Dept. of Small Business Services Commissioner Kevin Kim will also serve as an honorary Grand Marshal.
125th St. at Old Broadway (at 568 W. 125th St. by Duane Reade, Southside of 125th St., one block South of Broadway). Link to map here.
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19) Announcing The Encore Presentation of “HIRSCHFELD’S MUSIC” A Live Multimedia Presentation Featuring David Leopold A Special Hirschfeld Exhibition And Hirschfeld’s Wine Labels Monday, November 20th
The Al Hirschfeld Foundation continues its HIRSCHFELD’S MUSIC relationship with City Winery (25 11th Ave, NYC) on November 20 with a special live event featuring David Leopold, an exhibition of Hirschfeld artwork, and a new series of rock and pops star wine featuring labels by Hirschfeld.
On Monday, November 20 at 7:30PM, David Leopold, Creative Director of The Al Hirschfeld Foundation, will be center stage to celebrate “Hirschfeld’s Music” with a live multimedia presentation. Leopold will take attendees on a sensational tour through decades of musical history as seen by the artist. See how Hirschfeld helped Duke Ellington deal with racism on his first national tours, or when he got Satchmo’s trumpet. See what happens when he hangs out with Aerosmith in the recording studio and who he meets at a Benny Goodman rehearsal in 1932. For this first time, Hirschfeld’s nine decades of music is covered in a presentation featuring rarely seen images as well and old favorites. Whether that music was onstage at the Apollo, on a Broadway stage, a recording studio, or an after-hour jam session, Hirschfeld caught the essence of the players and the scene in a line as supple and rhythmic as any one he heard. Hirschfeld’s drawings and prints give viewers, then and now, a real sense of the performance and personality of the music and the musicians. To purchase tickets for the November 20 presentation, click HERE.
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20) Kelsey Theatre Upcoming Event: Seven Deadly Sins
“The Seven Deadly Sins” feature four original one act plays and three dance numbers in a unique collaboration with professionals artists from Passage Theater, Moving Productions, New York City playwrights and area playwrights. These seven original pieces will allow students to explore the fun and dark sides of human nature.
The performance takes place in the Studio Theater and tickets can be purchased through the Kelsey Theatre box office. $22/$20
Kelsey Theatre at MCCC is located 1200 Old Trenton Rd., West Windsor, NJ. For more information or to purchase tickets to these event or other upcoming shows and events, visit kelsey.mccc.edu.
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21) The Met: Live in HD 2023–24 season continues with
live transmission of Anthony Davis’s groundbreaking opera X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X
to cinemas nationwide on Saturday, November 18, presented by Fathom Events Baritone Will Liverman stars as civil rights leader Malcolm X in new production by Tony-nominated director Robert O’Hara
The historic Live in HD transmission to be hosted by
award-winning actress Angela Bassett, who portrayed the wife of Malcolm X
in the 1992 film starring Denzel Washington
The Metropolitan Opera’s 2023–24 Live in HD season continues with the company premiere of Anthony Davis’s X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X on Saturday, November 18, at 12:55PM ET via Fathom Events. The influential opera, which had its world premiere in 1986, is newly staged by Tony-nominated director of Slave Play Robert O’Hara, who imagines Malcolm as an Everyman whose story transcends space and time. With a libretto by Thulani Davis and story by Christopher Davis, the opera explores how one man’s fight to define his life on his own terms becomes a battle cry for justice for an entire people.
Fathom Events will also present two encores of Anthony Davis’s X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X on Wednesday, November 29 at 1:00PM and 6:30PM local time.
Tickets for Anthony Davis’s X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X are on sale through the Fathom Events website and participating theater box offices. For a complete list of theater locations, visit fathomevents.com (participating theaters are subject to change). XXX
22) NATIONAL DOG SHOW SETS NOVEMBER 18-19 FOR ANNUAL CANINE SPECTACLE AT OAKS EXPO Pups attracted record crowds in 2022 for Kennel Club of Philadelphia’s Family Festival
Tickets on sale at www.NDS.NationalDogShow.com The Kennel Club of Philadelphia (KCP) has set Saturday, November 18, and Sunday, November 19, as the dates for this year’s National Dog Show weekend at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA. Annually one of the Delaware Valley’s most prominent family attractions, the National Dog Show features some 2,000 canines representing almost 200 different breeds in an American Kennel Club (AKC)-recognized competition for Best in Show. Tickets are available now by visiting www.nds.nationaldogshow.com. XXX 23) PHILADELPHIA ZOO ANNOUNCES LUMINATURE PRESENTED BY PNC BACK FOR 2023 WITH MORE THAN ONE MILLION HOLIDAY LIGHTS Celebrate the wonders of wildlife and the beauty of our planet at this one-of-a-kind light show experience that can only be seen at Philadelphia Zoo Philadelphia Zoo’s spectacular winter light show experience, LumiNature Presented by PNC, returns this holiday season for dazzling displays, shimmering sights, lively light performers and magical memories. With more than a million twinkling lights across 16 artistically illuminated zones, LumiNature will take guests on a breathtaking journey celebrating the wonder of wildlife and the beauty of our planet. Highlights this year include two brand-new illuminated zones, Shimmer River and LumiNature Lane, along with the return of fan favorites like Penguin Prismatic featuring a 40 ft. tall penguin glimmering with 40,000 lights, our iconic 25 ft. tall tree made entirely of 1,500 lit flamingo lawn ornaments and so much more. At Shimmer River, take a journey through the jungle and enter a 100 ft. long tunnel filled with 4,000 lights, creating dynamic scenes from growing vines, to blooming flowers, multicolored kaleidoscopes and more. At LumiNature Lane, local artists are lending their talents and painting 3 ft. tall paper lanterns that will beautifully shine under a canopy of lights to tell the wondrous story of LumiNature. The adventure begins Friday, November 17 and runs select nights through Saturday, January 6. This nighttime experience features timed entrance tickets available every half hour from 5:00pm to 8:00pm and closes at 9:00pm or 10:00pm depending on the visit date. Tickets for adults ages 12+ are $25 to $28, children ages 2-11 are $20 to $23, and children under 2 years old are free. Purchase Anytime Tickets ($32 for adults and $27 for children) and visit LumiNature any operating night without advance reservations, only available now through November 15. Zoo members receive a discount on all tickets. For tickets and membership information, visit www.philadelphiazoo.org/luminature. Philadelphia Zoo is located at 3400 W. Girard Ave. Parking is available in nearby Zoo parking lots for an additional cost. XXX 24) PROSPECT THEATER COMPANYANNOUNCES WRITER LINE-UP FOR “POTLUCK: A MUSICAL FEAST”
2023 MUSICAL THEATER LAB, IN CONCERT
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 @ 7:30PM AT SYMPHONY SPACE
Prospect Theater Company (Cara Reichel, Producing Artistic Director; Melissa Huber, Managing Director) is pleased to announce the writers selected for the 2023 cohort of its annual Musical Theater Lab, POTLUCK: A Musical Feast. The culminating one-night-only concert performance of new works generated in the 2023 Lab will be presented at NYC’s Peter Norton Symphony Space (2537 Broadway, at 95th Street) on Thursday, November 16th at 7:30pm.
Each year, Prospect's Lab brings together new musical theater writers for an exciting experiment. Writing teams, selected through an open application process, each create an original, short musical in response to a shared theme. The 6-week program culminates in a public presentation of the hot-off-the-presses new works generated through the lab process.
This year, the theme of POTLUCK: A Musical Feast centers around food, with each of the nine selected writing teams bringing one “course” of a meal to the collective table. In a series of playful and profound new works, writers explore how “we are what we eat” – with food impacting every aspect of our daily lives from family history to first dates.
Tickets are $25 and are available at www.ProspectTheater.org or by calling Symphony Space’s box office, 212-864-5400. The anticipated running time is 95 minutes with no intermission.
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25) South Street Seaport Museum Bowne & Co. Announces Wayzgoose Holiday Kick Off Thursday, November 16, 2023, from 6–9pm
Step into the South Street Seaport Museum’s 19th century-style letterpress printing shop Bowne & Co. to kick off the holiday season at our annual Wayzgoose—a 500-year-old printers’ tradition celebrating the changing of the seasons.
Legend has it that when Johannes Gutenberg and his team completed the first edition of the Bible, he invited them to his countryside residence for a celebratory dinner where he served a roast goose—they went away to eat a goose, giving rise to the term Wayzgoose. Traditionally a “wayzgoose” was a dinner or celebration hosted by a master printer for his staff to mark the beginning of the season of working by candlelight. The term has since evolved to represent yearly celebrations hosted by those working in printing, publication, or adjacent industries, typically held in late Summer or Fall.
Join the Museum community for light refreshments as the printers of Bowne & Co. give you the opportunity to get hands-on with printing equipment from the Seaport Museum’s working collection and print your own holiday-themed works. For those looking to get a head start on holiday shopping, be the first to check out this season’s delightful selection of holiday gifts, cards, and other seasonal paper goods at the Bowne & Co. gift emporium at 211 Water Street.
The charming 19th-century-style letterpress printing shop offers the perfect setting to continue the Wayzgoose tradition. This event provides a special opportunity for printers to share the fruits of their labor with colleagues and friends, to raise a glass in celebration, and to reflect on the year and the joys of the upcoming holiday season.
Registration is encouraged for this free event but walkups will be accommodated as possible. seaportmuseum.org/wayzgoose
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26) South Street Seaport Museum
Acknowledging Lenapehoking
Sunday, November 19, 2023, 2pm, Free
Join the Ramapo-Munsee Lenape and the South Street Seaport Museum for a special Land and Water Acknowledgement Ceremony and engaging storytelling to honor the Native people of the region the Seaport Museum now calls home. Together, we will delve deeper into the history of the waterways that influenced New Amsterdam and get a deeper understanding of "Where New York Begins.” The free event will be held on Sunday, November 19, 2023, at 2pm, at 12 Fulton Street. southstreetseaportmuseum.org/lenapehoking
Ramapo-Munsee Lenape Tribal Leaders will give remarks and discuss the history of Lenapehoking, the Indigenous territory of the Canarsee and Manahatoos, who once cultivated and protected the lands that are now known as the South Street Seaport. The ceremony will include screening of the short film Silent Tribute, A Rainey Film & Media Production, and close with a traditional flute song.
Following the ceremony, Amy Martinez, Ramapo-Munsee Lenape tribal member, will present an Indigenous book reading of a work authored by a member of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape.
A reception will follow the program. Registration is encouraged for this free event but walkups will be accommodated as possible.
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27) South Street Seaport Museum Announces Culper Spy Ring presentation from Historian Bill Bleyer Saturday, November 18, 2023, 2:30pm
Join South Street Seaport Museum for an afternoon of old-school espionage! In this fascinating free presentation, historian and author Bill Bleyer will illuminate the true tale of the Culper Spy Ring, a covert operation that provided critical support to George Washington's Continental Army during the American Revolution.
In the quest for independence, George Washington recognized the immense value of enemy intelligence circulating through the streets of Lower Manhattan. He enlisted Major Benjamin Tallmadge, a native of Long Island, to spearhead an intelligence network that history remembers as the Culper Spy Ring. Drawing from his recent book, George Washington’s Long Island Spy Ring: A History and Tour Guide, Bleyer will sift through the myths and realities, showcasing the ingenious workings of this indispensable covert network that ultimately played a pivotal role in securing victory for the Patriots.
Over the centuries, numerous legends have emerged regarding the Long Island-based Culper Spy Ring. These include stories about Anna Strong's clothesline, the secret passage of intelligence across the Long Island Sound, and various assumptions about the methods employed by the spies. Join this program to unravel the truth behind these legends and gain a deep understanding of the network's actual operations. Registration is encouraged for this free event but walkups will be accommodated as possible. A Q&A, book signing, and free wine or sparkling water will follow the presentation. George Washington’s Long Island Spy Ring: A History and Tour Guide will be available for purchase at the event. seaportmuseum.org/culper-spy-ring
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28) WORLD PREMIERE OF “SUGAR HILL THE ELLINGTON/STRAYHORN NUTCRACKER” JAZZ-STEEPED REIMAGINING OF
THE WORLD’S MOST BELOVED BALLET
FEATURING A LIBRETTO AND CONCEPT BY JESSICA SWAN
AND THE MUSIC OF DUKE ELLINGTON AND BILLY STRAYHORN DIRECTED BY TONY, DRAMA DESK AND OUTER CRITICS CIRCLE
AWARD NOMINEE AND EMMY AWARD WINNER
JOSHUA BERGASSE
The world premiere of Sugar Hill: The Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker which will play New York City Center November 17 through November 26, 2023 before moving to Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre December 19 through December 30, 2023.
Tickets are on sale and available for purchase at nycitycenter.org and auditoriumtheatre.org.
An exhilarating story told in dance, Sugar Hill is set to the music of the genre-defying collaboration between jazz icons bandleader/composer Duke Ellington and composer, Billy Strayhorn, in a captivating way that has never been done before.
In its world premiere, Sugar Hill reveals the glamour of the 1930s as seen through the lens of the nonconformist daughter of a high-society Black family in Manhattan and her own fantastic dreamworld in the Sugar Hill neighborhood of Harlem. A jazz-steeped reimagining of the classic tale, this Nutcracker dance-story sends a stirring message that champions individuality and the journey to find the power of your unique self: “Go find what makes you different to find your magic”.
For more information, please visit www.sugarhillnutcracker.com
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29) Teatro Grattacielo in partnership with The Consulate General of Greece in New York Presents The 10 Faces of Maria Callas Thursday, November 16, 2023 at 6:30 pm
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30) TCG Books Presents: Steven Levenson and Jill Rafson in conversation about If I Forget and Other Plays
Event part of a series of conversations with TCG Books’ authors on YouTube
Theatre Communications Group (TCG) is pleased to announce the eleventh iteration of TCG Books Presents, featuring Steven Levenson in conversation with Jill Rafson on YouTube Live Thursday, November 16th at 4 PM ET. TCG Books Presents features authors from TCG Books’ roster in conversation about their work. These conversations are livestreamed on TCG’s YouTube channel. This event will be in celebration of If I Forget and Other Plays, the new collection of plays by Steven Levenson, published by TCG Books. XXX
31) Broadway Records announces World Premiere Recording of WILD ABOUT YOU available digitally November 17th
Lead Single “What I’m Here To Find” Performed by Joaquina Kalukango Available Now
Broadway Records announces the all-star World Premiere Recording of Wild About You, available digitally on November 17, 2023. The physical CD will be released on December 8, and is available for pre-order now at BroadwayRecords.com and Amazon. The digital album can be pre-saved now on your service of choice by visiting https://orcd.co/wildaboutyou. The lead single, “What I’m Here to Find”, sung by Tony Award® winner Joaquina Kalukango, is available today on all digital platforms.
Wild About You is a new musical with music and lyrics by Chilina Kennedy and a book by Eric Holmes. When Olivia finds herself in the hospital with limited memory, she must dig through her messy past to figure out which of the loves of her life is her emergency contact, only to understand that her desire to make everyone happy has left no one happy. Through a series of realizations, she reclaims her right to be flawed and loved in all her human complexity. However, as she regains clarity, tragedy strikes, but that’s when Olivia literally moves Heaven and Earth to reconnect with her greatest love - her son.
More information about Wild About You can be found at wildaboutyoumusical.com.
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