THE TEMPEST
Directed by Carl Cofield
Choreographed by Byron Easley
FEATURING RON CEPHAS JONES
PRAISE FOR TEMPEST
HUFFPOST
“Classical Theatre of Harlem Knocks Production out of the Park”
The New York Times
“it’s ambitious; studded with bits of French, Spanish and Creole; and enlivened by music and a smattering of dance (choreographed by Byron Easley) that will make you wish for more.”
WINTER:
THE FIRST NOEL
SYNOPSIS
This Harlem-based holiday musical features music that crosses genres—from pop to jazz to gospel — to tell a universal story of love and belonging. This presentation follows three generations of a Harlem family affected by the tragic loss of a loved one. Time is slow to heal this family’s wounds until an unexpected visit from Grandma reveals some long-absent Christmas joy. This story is about how a community is healed, one family at a time, as everyday people do extraordinary things to help one another receive the gift of love during the holiday season.
Book, Music & Lyrics by Lelund Durond Thompson
Directed by Steve H. Broadnax III
Co-Choreographed by Brian Harlan Brooks
PRAISE FOR THE FIRST NOEL
THE NEW YORK TIMES
“this good-looking, high-energy show is packed with vocal talent and propelled by a terrific five-piece band.”