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Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Contact: Susannah Morrow Tel: 212-903-9753
E-mail: smmorrow@carnegiehall.org Harlem Stage Contact:Heidi Riegler CommunicationsContact: Heidi RieglerPhone: 718-340-3018E-mail: hrarts@earthlink.net
MALIAN ARTISTS ABDOULAYE DIABATÉ AND NÉBA SOLO PERFORM AT HARLEM STAGE ON MAY 15 AT 7:30 PM
Free Concert Is Part of the Carnegie Hall / Citi Neighborhood Concert SeriesMusic of Mali
Has Been Featured Throughout Carnegie Hall’s Season in Education Programs and Concert Presentations
On Tuesday, May 15 at 7:30 p.m., Carnegie Hall, in collaboration with Harlem Stage, presents renowned griot singer Abdoulaye Diabaté and balafon virtuoso Néba Solo as part of the Carnegie Hall/Citi Neighborhood Concert series.
The free concert is a rare New York appearance for Abdoulaye Diabaté, and he appears with a band made up of some of Mali’s best-known musicians. Opening the show will be the ensemble of Néba Solo, showcasing spectacular dancers and songs that comment on contemporary Malian social issues.
The performance takes place at Harlem Stage, West 135th Street and Convent Avenue. To reserve tickets for this free concert, please contact the Harlem Stage Hotline at 212-650-7100.
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E-mail: smmorrow@carnegiehall.org Harlem Stage Contact:Heidi Riegler CommunicationsContact: Heidi RieglerPhone: 718-340-3018E-mail: hrarts@earthlink.net
MALIAN ARTISTS ABDOULAYE DIABATÉ AND NÉBA SOLO PERFORM AT HARLEM STAGE ON MAY 15 AT 7:30 PM
Free Concert Is Part of the Carnegie Hall / Citi Neighborhood Concert SeriesMusic of Mali
Has Been Featured Throughout Carnegie Hall’s Season in Education Programs and Concert Presentations
On Tuesday, May 15 at 7:30 p.m., Carnegie Hall, in collaboration with Harlem Stage, presents renowned griot singer Abdoulaye Diabaté and balafon virtuoso Néba Solo as part of the Carnegie Hall/Citi Neighborhood Concert series.
The free concert is a rare New York appearance for Abdoulaye Diabaté, and he appears with a band made up of some of Mali’s best-known musicians. Opening the show will be the ensemble of Néba Solo, showcasing spectacular dancers and songs that comment on contemporary Malian social issues.
The performance takes place at Harlem Stage, West 135th Street and Convent Avenue. To reserve tickets for this free concert, please contact the Harlem Stage Hotline at 212-650-7100.
Labels: Mr.Harlem Renaissance Man
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007
PERFORMANCE:Program I,E-Merging & E-VolvingMay 11, 13 & 19
Program II, E-StablishedMay 12, 18 & 20Fri. & Sat., 7:30 PM; Sun. 3 PM
TICKETS:
Program I, $20Program II, $20Program I & II, $36
Student Rush $10
(Subject to availability.One ticketper person. One hour prior to event.Valid ID required.)
Call 212. 650.7100http://www.harlemstage.org/
Harlem Stage at The Gatehouse150 Convent Avenueat W.135th St.
E-MOVES 8
Experience two weekends of fierce new works by thirteen E-Merging, E-Volving and E-Stablished choreographers who define the dance world. Featuring:
E-MERGING Dance Warrior Project (Afro-House); Franklin Diaz & Nelida Tirado (Latin/Flamenco); Hattie Mae Williams (Contemporary); Preston Miller (Hip-Hop); Ray Mercer (Modern)
E-VOLVING Ayo Janeen Jackson (Contemporary); Camille A. Brown (Modern); Christalyn Wright (Contemporary); Erick Montes (Contemporary); Kyle Abraham (Contemporary)
E-STABLISHED David Rousseve/REALITY (Contemporary)Tania Isaac Dance (Afro-Caribbean/Modern)
Pre-Show Artist DiscussionJoin David Rousseve and Tania Isaac. Plus, see Rousseve’s film Bittersweet.Fri., May 11, 6 PM, FREE
See a clip of E-Moves! Visit us on MySpace!
For more information on other Harlem Stage presentations. Click HERE or call 212.650.7100 TICKETS PROGRAMS ABOUT HS DIRECTIONS CONTACT US
SIGN UP TO JOIN OUR E-CLUB
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Program II, E-StablishedMay 12, 18 & 20Fri. & Sat., 7:30 PM; Sun. 3 PM
TICKETS:
Program I, $20Program II, $20Program I & II, $36
Student Rush $10
(Subject to availability.One ticketper person. One hour prior to event.Valid ID required.)
Call 212. 650.7100http://www.harlemstage.org/
Harlem Stage at The Gatehouse150 Convent Avenueat W.135th St.
E-MOVES 8
Experience two weekends of fierce new works by thirteen E-Merging, E-Volving and E-Stablished choreographers who define the dance world. Featuring:
E-MERGING Dance Warrior Project (Afro-House); Franklin Diaz & Nelida Tirado (Latin/Flamenco); Hattie Mae Williams (Contemporary); Preston Miller (Hip-Hop); Ray Mercer (Modern)
E-VOLVING Ayo Janeen Jackson (Contemporary); Camille A. Brown (Modern); Christalyn Wright (Contemporary); Erick Montes (Contemporary); Kyle Abraham (Contemporary)
E-STABLISHED David Rousseve/REALITY (Contemporary)Tania Isaac Dance (Afro-Caribbean/Modern)
Pre-Show Artist DiscussionJoin David Rousseve and Tania Isaac. Plus, see Rousseve’s film Bittersweet.Fri., May 11, 6 PM, FREE
See a clip of E-Moves! Visit us on MySpace!
For more information on other Harlem Stage presentations. Click HERE or call 212.650.7100 TICKETS PROGRAMS ABOUT HS DIRECTIONS CONTACT US
SIGN UP TO JOIN OUR E-CLUB
Labels: Mr.Harlem Renaissance Man
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Thursday, March 8, 2007
Performance:Fri. – Sat., Mar. 9 – 11
TICKETS:Each Program $10 Members $8.50 NYWIFT Members $8.50 12 & Under $5 w/valid IDWeekend Pass $56 Saturday Pass $32Sunday Pass $16 Weekend passes and discounts available through the Harlem Stage Box Office ONLY!Call 212.650.7100 http://www.harlemstage.org/ Harlem Stage at The Gatehouse150 Convent Ave. at W.135 St. (across from Aaron Davis Hall)
Film11th Annual HARLEM STAGE ON SCREEN (formerly Harlem Film Festival) Curated by Michelle Materre & produced by Neyda Luz Martinez Don’t miss thirty-six provocative documentaries, features and shorts that resonate with and convey the spirit and passion of communities of color.
Program I
OPENING NIGHT 2006 Sundance Film Festival Winner American Blackout by Ian Inaba addresses voter disenfranchisement.
Program II
LIFE LESSONS Seven shorts speak to the relationship between slavery and New Jersey; Capoeira and Afro-Brazilians; Black youth and education; Haitians and the Dominican Republic; and Africa and the media.
Program III
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME Seven documentaries look at Black migration here and in the Bahamas; Beale Street; gentrification in Philly; as well as displacement in India and New Orleans.
Program IV
4TH ANNUAL SALUTE TO WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH NY Premiere: Some Kind of Funny Porto Ricanby Claire A. Watkins; and The Youngbloods.
Program V
GIRLS NIGHT OUT Eight shorts by or about women explore aging, motherhood, friendships, secrets, love, determination and disappearances of Chicanas.
Program VI
TIES THAT BIND Seven shorts about family heartaches and joys; dreams; the loss of innocence; AIDs; and missionaries on a Navajo reservation.
Program VII
REVOLUTION AS ART Three films on Lorraine Hansberry and what it means to be an artist and committed to the cause?
WHAT'S NEXT
Performance:Sat., Apr. 28, 2 PM
TICKETS: $10Students 12 & Under, Seniors $5 Call 212.650.5963 http://harlemstage.cmail1.com/.aspx/l/154251/90741775/www.harlemstage.org Harlem Stage at The Gatehouse 150 Convent Ave. at W. 135 St. (across from Aaron Davis Hall)
FamilyALLAN HARRIS & CROSS THAT RIVERCross That RiverCross That River, a musical depiction of the true black cowboy experience, uses storytelling, gospel, blue grass and Mexican Ballads, to present a fascinating portrait of the wild American West. Blue, an escaped Louisiana slave, travels westward to freedom and crosses paths with other men and women of color, each with moving tales of their own.
HS FOR SCHOOLS
Performance:Fri., Mar. 9
10:30 AM (Grades K-6)12:30 PM (Grades 7-12) Tickets: $6Call 212.650.5963 http://harlemstage.cmail1.com/.aspx/l/154251/90741775/www.harlemstage.org Harlem Stage at The Gatehouse 150 Convent Ave. at W.135 St. (across from Aaron Davis Hall)
FilmHARLEM STAGE ON SCREEN Films by and about today’s youth tell inspiring, educational and entertaining stories we often don’t see in the media.Ousmane by Dyana Gaye A 7-year-old Senegalese boy writes to Santa Clause… more Villa Africana Colobo by Grupo Motivos from Scribe Video CenterPuerto Rican women share traditions and link women to opportunities… more Schooling Baltimore Street by Kyle Halle-Erby & Lendl TellingtonMotivation can turn students into activists… moreThe Youngbloods Jam in Harlem by Carole NewhouseYoung black jazz musicians join the oldest Afro-American jazz organization… more
FEATURE
BOOK YOUR NEXT EVENT AT THE GATEHOUSE! “…a happy addition to New York Cityís cultural life…” – The New York TimesHave your next event at Manhattan's oldest and newest event and performance space, The Gatehouse. Newly transformed into a state-of-the-art venue, this 100-year-old Romanesque Revival-style stone and granite facility, features modern lighting, quality sound systems, maximum flexibility and an elegant balcony facing lower Manhattan.
For more information, tours of the building, and/or to schedule your next event, please call 212.650.7100 or visit http://harlemstage.cmail1.com/.aspx/l/154251/90741775/www.harlemstage.org.
AROUND TOWN
Performance: Mar. 9 – 25Wed. – Fri., 8 PMSat. 2 PM, Sun. 3 PM
TICKETS: $20 Students 12 & Under, Seniors $12Call 212.352.3101 http://harlemstage.cmail1.com/.aspx/l/154251/90741775/www.theatremania.comThe Players Theatre 115 MacDougal Street
TheaterMAGPIERonny Mercedes (Tino) and Jessica Fields (Maggie) are teenage lovers living in the fast-paced city of New York City. Love, family pressures, ethnic differences and jobs become a challenge when they also have to manage their meds. Written by the composer of “The Me Nobody Knows”, Book by Steven M. Jacobson, Music by Gary Williams Friedman, Lyrics by Edward Gallardo, Additional lyrics by Stevie Holland and Directed by Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj.
GIVE FEEDBACKLet us know what kind of events you would like to see at Harlem Stage!Click HERE or send an e-mail to e-club@harlemstage.org with your comments on current performances and ideas for the future.
HARLEM STAGE INFOAbout Season Tickets Directions Contact
SPREAD THE WORDLet your friends and family know about Harlem Stage! Don’t forget to forward this message to your circle of culture lovers who would appreciate what we do. CLICK HERE TO FORWARD THIS TO A FRIEND
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TICKETS:Each Program $10 Members $8.50 NYWIFT Members $8.50 12 & Under $5 w/valid IDWeekend Pass $56 Saturday Pass $32Sunday Pass $16 Weekend passes and discounts available through the Harlem Stage Box Office ONLY!Call 212.650.7100 http://www.harlemstage.org/ Harlem Stage at The Gatehouse150 Convent Ave. at W.135 St. (across from Aaron Davis Hall)
Film11th Annual HARLEM STAGE ON SCREEN (formerly Harlem Film Festival) Curated by Michelle Materre & produced by Neyda Luz Martinez Don’t miss thirty-six provocative documentaries, features and shorts that resonate with and convey the spirit and passion of communities of color.
Program I
OPENING NIGHT 2006 Sundance Film Festival Winner American Blackout by Ian Inaba addresses voter disenfranchisement.
Program II
LIFE LESSONS Seven shorts speak to the relationship between slavery and New Jersey; Capoeira and Afro-Brazilians; Black youth and education; Haitians and the Dominican Republic; and Africa and the media.
Program III
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME Seven documentaries look at Black migration here and in the Bahamas; Beale Street; gentrification in Philly; as well as displacement in India and New Orleans.
Program IV
4TH ANNUAL SALUTE TO WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH NY Premiere: Some Kind of Funny Porto Ricanby Claire A. Watkins; and The Youngbloods.
Program V
GIRLS NIGHT OUT Eight shorts by or about women explore aging, motherhood, friendships, secrets, love, determination and disappearances of Chicanas.
Program VI
TIES THAT BIND Seven shorts about family heartaches and joys; dreams; the loss of innocence; AIDs; and missionaries on a Navajo reservation.
Program VII
REVOLUTION AS ART Three films on Lorraine Hansberry and what it means to be an artist and committed to the cause?
WHAT'S NEXT
Performance:Sat., Apr. 28, 2 PM
TICKETS: $10Students 12 & Under, Seniors $5 Call 212.650.5963 http://harlemstage.cmail1.com/.aspx/l/154251/90741775/www.harlemstage.org Harlem Stage at The Gatehouse 150 Convent Ave. at W. 135 St. (across from Aaron Davis Hall)
FamilyALLAN HARRIS & CROSS THAT RIVERCross That RiverCross That River, a musical depiction of the true black cowboy experience, uses storytelling, gospel, blue grass and Mexican Ballads, to present a fascinating portrait of the wild American West. Blue, an escaped Louisiana slave, travels westward to freedom and crosses paths with other men and women of color, each with moving tales of their own.
HS FOR SCHOOLS
Performance:Fri., Mar. 9
10:30 AM (Grades K-6)12:30 PM (Grades 7-12) Tickets: $6Call 212.650.5963 http://harlemstage.cmail1.com/.aspx/l/154251/90741775/www.harlemstage.org Harlem Stage at The Gatehouse 150 Convent Ave. at W.135 St. (across from Aaron Davis Hall)
FilmHARLEM STAGE ON SCREEN Films by and about today’s youth tell inspiring, educational and entertaining stories we often don’t see in the media.Ousmane by Dyana Gaye A 7-year-old Senegalese boy writes to Santa Clause… more Villa Africana Colobo by Grupo Motivos from Scribe Video CenterPuerto Rican women share traditions and link women to opportunities… more Schooling Baltimore Street by Kyle Halle-Erby & Lendl TellingtonMotivation can turn students into activists… moreThe Youngbloods Jam in Harlem by Carole NewhouseYoung black jazz musicians join the oldest Afro-American jazz organization… more
FEATURE
BOOK YOUR NEXT EVENT AT THE GATEHOUSE! “…a happy addition to New York Cityís cultural life…” – The New York TimesHave your next event at Manhattan's oldest and newest event and performance space, The Gatehouse. Newly transformed into a state-of-the-art venue, this 100-year-old Romanesque Revival-style stone and granite facility, features modern lighting, quality sound systems, maximum flexibility and an elegant balcony facing lower Manhattan.
For more information, tours of the building, and/or to schedule your next event, please call 212.650.7100 or visit http://harlemstage.cmail1.com/.aspx/l/154251/90741775/www.harlemstage.org.
AROUND TOWN
Performance: Mar. 9 – 25Wed. – Fri., 8 PMSat. 2 PM, Sun. 3 PM
TICKETS: $20 Students 12 & Under, Seniors $12Call 212.352.3101 http://harlemstage.cmail1.com/.aspx/l/154251/90741775/www.theatremania.comThe Players Theatre 115 MacDougal Street
TheaterMAGPIERonny Mercedes (Tino) and Jessica Fields (Maggie) are teenage lovers living in the fast-paced city of New York City. Love, family pressures, ethnic differences and jobs become a challenge when they also have to manage their meds. Written by the composer of “The Me Nobody Knows”, Book by Steven M. Jacobson, Music by Gary Williams Friedman, Lyrics by Edward Gallardo, Additional lyrics by Stevie Holland and Directed by Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj.
GIVE FEEDBACKLet us know what kind of events you would like to see at Harlem Stage!Click HERE or send an e-mail to e-club@harlemstage.org with your comments on current performances and ideas for the future.
HARLEM STAGE INFOAbout Season Tickets Directions Contact
SPREAD THE WORDLet your friends and family know about Harlem Stage! Don’t forget to forward this message to your circle of culture lovers who would appreciate what we do. CLICK HERE TO FORWARD THIS TO A FRIEND
Labels: Mr.Harlem Renaissance Man
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