Detroit Performs TV: Art of Survival
-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.
Music and Movement Segment | Season 10 Episode 2
-Can you believe Detroit’s Orchestra Hall was built in six months? You’ll learn the feat of creating one of the top acoustic halls in the world came to fruition in a short period of time. Part 2 of 6 in the Orchestra Hall series on Detroit Performs.
Blue LLama Segment | Season 10 Episode 2
-WRCJ’s Linda Yohn interviews Dave Sharp, of the Blue Llama Jazz Club to chat about the club’s first year and how they’re making the most of the COVID-19 situation by offering carry-out and delivery options. Also, utilizing social media to share performances while also giving back to the community.
Center For Performing Arts and Learning Segment | Season 10 Episode 2
-The Center for Performing Arts & Learning strives to bring people of all ages together through dance, music, arts and culture.
Detroit Performs TV: Harmony in Culture
-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.
