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An Evening With Strayhorn: Songs and Scenes Inspired By The Life of Billy Strayhorn

Thu, Aug 29

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Mr. Henry's Capitol Hill

This show is Two Acts with one intermission.

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An Evening With Strayhorn: Songs and Scenes Inspired By The Life of Billy Strayhorn
An Evening With Strayhorn: Songs and Scenes Inspired By The Life of Billy Strayhorn

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Aug 29, 2024, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM

Mr. Henry's Capitol Hill, 601 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, Washington, DC 20003, USA

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Written by Barry Moton, " An Evening With Strayhorn" is a captivating and immersive musical experience that pays homage to the legendary jazz composer and pianist, Billy Strayhorn. Set against the backdrop of his extraordinary life and career, this unique performance weaves together a tapestry of Strayhorn’s timeless compositions, personal anecdotes, and historical narratives.  This musical play is TWO ACTS with one intermission.

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