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MUSIC Photo by Matthew Furman SOMI Date: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 Time: 7:30pm Venue: Harlem Stage Gatehouse Price: FREE Reserve your FREE tickets by emailing boxoffice@harlemstage.org Celebrating our nearly 25-year relationship with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute Neighborhood Concert Series Mentored by international music star Hugh Masekela, the Ugandan, Rwandan and American jazz vocalist, composer and rising star Somi performs her unique blend of “New African Soul,” presenting new music and selections from her chart-topping album If The Rains Come First. Part of Carnegie Hall’s Neighborhood Concert Series. DIG DEEPER: LISTEN to a track from Somi's album, If the Rains Come First Photo by Bethanie Hines WEDAPEOPLES CABARET Date: Saturday, October 27, 2012 Time: 7:30pm Venue: Harlem Stage Gatehouse Price: $20 General / $16 Members Presented in partnership with The America Project/MAPP International Productions Curated by Marc Bamuthi Joseph, featuring Queen GodIs, Eisa Davis, and DJ Rich Medina. Activist/educator/innovator Marc Bamuthi Joseph creates a raucously entertaining night of music, spoken word and “dancing to the revolution,” anchored by pioneering DJ Rich Medina, Pulitzer finalist playwright/actress Eisa Davis, and mic rocker Queen GodIs. Performances quickly turn stages into altars to soul music, while honoring the legacy of visionary poet/performer Sekou Sundiata, who beckons us to imagine a new America, a new world and invites us all to dream higher. BUY TICKETS TO WEDAPEOPLES CABARET DIG DEEPER: DISCUSS the show at a 6pm pre-performance talk with Marc Bamuthi Joseph DANCE Photo by Carrie Schneider Kyle Abraham's PAVEMENT Dates: Thursday - Friday, November 1 - 2, 2012 Time: 7:30pm Dates: Saturday, November 3, 2012 Time: 3:00pm and 7:30pm Venue: Harlem Stage Gatehouse Price: $30 General / $24 Members Kyle Abraham/Abraham.In.Motion's newest work, Pavement, draws its inspiration from John Singleton’s 1991 film Boyz n the Hood and W.E.B Dubois classic essay, The Souls of Black Folk. Layered with an operatic score comprised mostly by Handel’s Carestini (The Story of a Castrato) and the gun-laden sounds of an urban landscape, Pavement, examines the gains and losses in the conflicted chronology of two Pittsburgh’s historically black neighborhoods. Collaborators and Performers: Kyle Abraham, Matthew Baker, Charlotte Brathwaite, Rena Butler, Chalvar Monteiro, Jeremy Neal, Dan Scully, Maleek Washington, Alexandra Wells and Eric Williams BUY TICKETS TO PAVEMENT DIG DEEPER: WATCH preview of Pavement at Joyce SOHO DISCUSS the work at a post-performance Talk Back on November 2 MUSIC/STORYTELLING Photo by Gilles Abegg SLEEP SONG Dates: Friday and Saturday, November 30 and December 1, 2012 Time: 7:30pm Venue: Harlem Stage Gatehouse Price: $30 General / $24 Members Produced by the Fondation Royaumont Created as a response to Holding It Down and directed by Mike Ladd, Sleep Song contemplates the impact of the soldiers and their missions on the lives of civilians in Iraq. This exemplary work made its World Premiere in France last Fall, produced by the Foundation Royaumont in Asniéres-sur-Oise. Sleep Song presents artists and musicians with roots in Iraq, France and America. It provides an experience you won’t forget. BUY TICKETS TO SLEEP SONG DIG DEEPER: WATCH a trailer from Sleep Song DISCUSS at a Symposium at Columbia University Maison Francaise on November 28 & 29 / Free MUSIC Photo by Mike Schreiber ROBERT GLASPER: SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE Dates: Thursday and Friday, December 13 & 14, 2012 Time: 7:30pm and 10:00pm Venue: Harlem Stage Gatehouse Price: $45 Table Seating / $36 Member Table Seating / $25 Bench Seating / $20 Member Bench Seating Firmly planted in the worlds of jazz, hip-hop and R&B, Grammy-nominated Robert Glasper brings together an all-star cast featuring Questlove, Derrick Hodge, Lalah Hathaway, Bilal and Eric Roberson, dedicated to Stevie Wonder’s timeless body of work. Performances include new arrangements and the premiere of new compositions written by Glasper, inspired by Stevie Wonder. BUY TICKETS TO ROBERT GLASPER DIG DEEPER: DISCUSS the show at a 6pm pre-performance talk on December 14 with Robert Glasper Stay Tuned for Upcoming Events... A SHADOW FROM THE LYNCHING TREE Tuesday, October 16, 7:30pm / Harlem Stage Gatehouse / $10 General / $8 Members UPTOWN OPEN Thursdays, October 18, November 15, and December 20, 5:00pm / Harlem Stage Gatehouse / FREE for teens / $5 for adults SLAVERY BY ANOTHER NAME Wednesday, November 14, 7:30pm / Harlem Stage Gatehouse / $10 General / $8 Members A DUKE NAMED ELLINGTON Wednesday, December 19, 7:00pm / Harlem Stage Gatehouse / $10 General / $8 Members Get Great Discounts. Join MyHarlemStage! *Get 2 free tickets and save 20% off future ticket purchases *Avoid ticketing fees and enjoy exclusive member events * to sign up connect with us   This e-mail was sent from Harlem Stage Immediate removal with ® Secure. To forward this e-mail to a friend or colleague, . To change your e-mail address or update preferences, .