MUSE/IQUE will present “The Sun Rises in Harlem: Black Brilliance and the Harlem Renaissance” across four performances from June 2 through 7 at The Huntington in San Marino and the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. The program is led by MUSE/IQUE Artistic and Music Director Rachael Worby and features Broadway veteran Kecia Lewis, vocalist Sy Smith, tap dancer Leo {…}
Los Angeles-based MUSE/IQUE is set to present “Indivisible: The Glory of Lincoln’s Musical Soul.” “Audiences will thrill to hear ‘The Battle Cry of Freedom,’ songs from contemporary operettas, traditional spirituals, along with the folk-inspired works of Stephen Foster and traditional Scottish ballads, including excerpts from Lincoln’s many speeches, letters and documents,” says an official press release for the event. The {…}
Los Angeles-based MUSE/IQUE is set to present “Bernstein At Heart: Learning is Living” as part of its “MUSIC = POWER” concert series. The showcase, which is set to take place on August 3 at The Huntington Library and August 6 at The Skirball Cultural Center, will feature soprano Anna Schubert, tenor Ashley Faatoalia, and violinist James Birch. The program will {…}
MUSE/IQUE has received a $1.4 million grant from the Perenchio Foundation to support the company over three years. “This grant serves as a grand affirmation of the spirit of adventure and sense of purpose shared by our artists, audiences, and support teams alike,” MUSE/IQUE Artistic Director Rachael Worby said in an official press statement. “Together, we strive to achieve incisive musical {…}