The O'Shaughnessy Presents

The Sound of (Black) Music

Saturday, February 22
Doors: 7pm // Show: 7:30pm
$7.75 to $41.75

The approximate run time of the event is 75 minutes with no intermission. 

 

The ticket prices on this page reflect the face value price + $2.75 online Etix fee. Tickets are $5 – $39 if booked directly through the Ticket Office in person or by phone at: 651-690-6700. Credit card transactions will also be charged a 3% processing fee. See Ticket Office information here.

 

The Sound of (Black) Music is a dynamic and groundbreaking production that reimagines one of America’s most beloved musical classics through a joyful, Afro-futuristic lens. The electrifying score, featuring elements of jazz, soul, funk, and afro-grooves, celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Black music and its impact on American popular culture. The show stars a spirited band of leading performers, including celebrated vocalists Brianna Thomas and C. Anthony Bryant, and musical director Charenee Wade. Co-directed by Shariffa Ali and Kamilah Long, this production reclaims the legacy of black music and its central role in shaping American culture.

Originally created for the Fisher Center @ Bard’s BLACK ROOTS SUMMER in 2021, this groundbreaking production was subsequently listed among the Best New Theater of 2021 by The New York Times.

*ASL Interpretation is planned for this event. We invite you to reach out to the Ticket Office if you are planning or hoping to utilize this service. 
*Patrons who would like to control the volume of their listening experience, assistive listening devices and sensory ear plugs are available upon request at the Ticket Office. More info at: https://oshag.stkate.edu/accessibility
*Patrons can book a wheelchair accessible seat online, but we encourage you to call the Ticket Office if you have any questions during the booking process.

We envision a world where artists and music inspire community-forward societies, mending man-made divides through shared musical practices that foster universal healing, understanding, and joy.

By coming together in communal practice, we empower collective action to address and solve the global challenges we all face, strengthening our bonds and enhancing our shared human experience.
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