Reflections - December 12th 8pm, 2020
This year has caused many to pause and think...
Reflection offers us an opportunity to see the world from another person’s perspective. It is purposeful and should inspire action. It is an act which brings clarity, insight, truth, perspective, responsibility, obligation, and change.“Reflections,” Nightingale’s second multi-media concert, takes us on a journey of contemplation, beginning with one’s own life, extending to others, and finally considering how the world impacts us and how we in turn impact the world. The concert features dancer Dwayne Mitchell, and will feature five world premieres by Nightingale members Laura Nevitt, Nicholas Ford, Kelvyn Koning, Benjamin Perry, and John Haukoos.
Reflection offers us an opportunity to see the world from another person’s perspective. It is purposeful and should inspire action. It is an act which brings clarity, insight, truth, perspective, responsibility, obligation, and change.“Reflections,” Nightingale’s second multi-media concert, takes us on a journey of contemplation, beginning with one’s own life, extending to others, and finally considering how the world impacts us and how we in turn impact the world. The concert features dancer Dwayne Mitchell, and will feature five world premieres by Nightingale members Laura Nevitt, Nicholas Ford, Kelvyn Koning, Benjamin Perry, and John Haukoos.
Thanks to all who attended the pre concert talk and the post concert Q&A! We enjoyed interacting with you!
Featuring Collaborative Artist, Dwayne Mitchell
Dwayne P. Mitchell, is a Boston based actor, artist, and activist. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Music, from the historically black institution, Fisk University; and is a graduate of the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where he earned a Master of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre. On and off the stage Dwayne continues to use his platform to advocate for diversity, inclusion, and bridging opportunity gaps for black artists and artists of color in the performing arts. Some of his performance credits include: Choir Boy (SpeakEasy Stage), Fences (The Umbrella Stage Company), Ragtime (Wheelock Family Theatre), La Cage Aux Folles (Reagle Music Theatre), The Frogs, Metamorphoses, and Good Kids (Boston Conservatory at Berklee). Screen credits include: Reed Between the Lines (BET), Reconstruction: America After The Civil War (PBS), and My Parents, My Sister, and Me (NBC). Dwayne is excited and grateful to be a part of this project.
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