from the Novel by Sue Monk Kidd
performed by Denise Wilbanks
adapted and directed by Wynn Handman

Set during the Civil Rights Movement, a young girl's search for the truth about her mother leads her to three bee-keeping sisters and the discovery of the real meaning of family. Don’t miss the opportunity to see the theatrical adaptation of this New York Times bestseller.

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A sampling from Harlem Stage's signature dance showcase displays some of the most exciting young choreographers on the scene today.  Followed by a talk with the artists, this program serves as the perfect introduction for your students to traditional, contemporary and folkloric forms of dance.

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Harlem Stage partners with Urban Word NYC to present a two-part installation called Rock the Mic — a phenomenal spoken word presentation featuring the work of talented youth poets alongside some of today’s most groundbreaking established poets. In this second installation of Rock the Mic, students will showcase their work alongside  professional poets of Urban Word NYC! Don’t miss this opportunity to have your student’s be heard!

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Live music and breathtaking dance introduces students to Chinese culture through onstage demonstrations, historical narratives and audience interaction. This year’s program will also feature live music and a new work by Dun Huang and the Power and Strength.

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After bringing down the house last year, Zon del Barrio is back — this time, with dancers from Danza Fiesta! Join them as they stroll the musical streets of Latin New York, interpreting plenas, mambos, merengue, bomba, boogalu & salsa!

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Celebrate popular music icons from the past with this Harlem based intergenerational dance company’s presentation Dance CommUNITY. Featuring performers that are differently abled alongside former alumni, guest artists and collaborators, students will learn sign language and leave with a newfound appreciation for people of all abilities.

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