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DESIGN: STUDIO USHER & ADAM HAYES / PHOTO: EHUD LAZIN

Presented in collaboration with Soho Rep and Wise Reagon Arts

“It doesn't matter if you can sing, it doesn't matter if you're melodic, you are a vibrational being. We are a vibrational species. What we call ‘music’ now is our communicative contribution as a species on and to planet Earth -- and it's one of our best contributions of all.” -Toshi Reagon

Come sing with us this fall! Over four weeks, Soho Rep partners with an incredible coalition of artistic and civic centers across all five boroughs of New York City, including Lincoln Center on November 11. You’re Having Too Much Fun… So We’re Gonna Have to Kill You is a right-now story using the era of disco music to steep us in testimony and surface our glorious and soulful truths. Toshi Reagon teaches songs from this new work in process with special guests DJ Bill Coleman and Nona Hendryx. Yasmine Lee kicks off the evening with a pre-show disco dance class! This evening of music and fellowship is one thread of a larger project—Songs of the Living—culminating in an epic finale at Brooklyn Academy of Music on November 16.

To find out more about the other 10 Songs of the Living events across all 5 boroughs, visit sohorep.org

About Songs of the Living

Toshi Reagon Biography

Venue
David Rubenstein Atrium
1887 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

For ticketing, call CenterCharge at 212-721-6500 from Monday–Friday 10:00 am–6:00 pm (EST).

For general inquiries, call Guest Experience at 212-875-5456 or email [email protected].

The David Rubenstein Atrium is open daily to the public and for weekly scheduled events; entry is always free and tickets are not required. Free programming includes performances by artists from across the world, artistic panels, creative workshops, family shows, opportunities for civic engagement, and social events. Learn more »

Accessibility

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Accessible seating and designated aisle seats; Accessible restrooms and accessible routes
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FM assistive listening devices with headsets and neck loops
 

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