TV Series

In this episode of Detroit Performs: World renowned musicians Victor Ghannam and Jacco Muller; a new era for Orchestra Hall; and interdisciplinary Lebanese-American visual performative artist Bana Kabalan.

Virgil Taylor creates wearable art inspired by ancient cultures; a successful renovation and reopening of Orchestra Hall; and Darkroom Detroit provides photography access and education in the city.

On this weeks episode of Detroit Performs as we see Fashion Illustrator Nicole Jarecz; the survival of Orchestra Hall; and University of Michigan Professor Emeritus of Dance, Peter Sparling.

Artist Sabrina Nelson creates and describes her exhibition Why You Wanna Fly Blackbird based on how Black women feel when their womb, their home becomes empty after a child is lost; The story of how Detroit’s iconic Orchestra Hall survived by becoming the Paradise Jazz Theatre; and how a philharmonic survives.

DDCdances is a professional contemporary dance company dedicated to the creation and production of visually striking repertory; Detroit’s historic Orchestra Hall’s beginnings; and the Detroit Public Theatre gets a Broadway nod.

DDCdances is a professional contemporary dance company dedicated to the creation and production of visually striking repertory; Detroit’s historic Orchestra Hall’s beginnings; and the Detroit Public Theatre gets a Broadway nod.

Mariners Inn utilizes art as part of the therapies to help heal residents at the treatment center for substance abuse and homelessness; Ballet Edge Detroit is a professional ballet company with a twist, and Cass Tech High School’s Harp and Vocal Program shows why it’s been around for over 90 years!