Harlem Voices
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Iron Giant Tuesday, July 14, 2026 6:00pm Doors open 5:30 pm Free entry. Donations greatly appreciated. Concessions open for purchase. Assistive listening devices available. Sponsored by Laura McAndrews Sammel In this animated adaptation of Ted Hughes’ Cold War fable, a giant alien robot crash-lands ne , ... - 15
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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Tuesday, July 28, 2026 6:00pm Doors open 5:30 pm Free entry. Donations greatly appreciated. Concessions open for purchase. Assistive listening devices available. Sponsored by Tom Hughes The true story of fast-draws and wild rides, battles with posses, train and bank rob , ... - 29
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Harlem Voices is a powerful, deeply moving blend of musical performance and historical dialogue that celebrates African American resilience. Written and composed by Clovice A. Lewis, Jr.—Composer, Cellist, Unitarian Universalist Minister—the story is informed by Lewis’ commitment to social justice, racial equality, and inclusive spirituality.
Concert performances feature four vocalists: April M. Wright, star and producer of Chicken, Chitlins and Caviar; Reginald V. Finley, Pastor, Gospel singer and composer; Ben Meyers, Unitarian Universalist Minister and vocalist; Blue Ryon, Lake County singer-songwriter and activist; and My Divas, Lake County’s a capella group: Barbara Clark, Jo Fay, Brenda Vickers Gravesen, and Laura McAndrews Sammel; and a twelve-piece chamber orchestra, bringing together a diverse cast of professional musicians from the tri-county and Bay Areas.
This epic work, a story of love and longing spanning 1923–1976, begins in a segregated speakeasy in Harlem. Guests are invited to dress in Prohibition-era or fancy attire. Food, beverages, and accoutrements (gloves, hats, feather headbands, etc.) will be available for purchase onsite or in advance at middletownartcenter.org/
The Harlem Voices Project is a partnership between Clovice Lewis and the Middletown Art Center supported in part by California Humanities, a non-profit partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities with additional support from community members. Visit www.calhum.org.
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