Artists Leading a Change: On the Classical Theater of Harlem

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Join co-hosts Angela Du and Torsa Ghosal as they speak with Ty Jones, the Producing Artistic Director of the Classical Theatre of Harlem. Ty talks to us about CTH’s dedication to the tradition of Black theatre in Harlem, to diversifying the performance of classical plays, and to engaging with young audiences. He also shares exciting upcoming projects.

Podcast music created by Drew Morgan

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IG: @TyJonesNYC

T: @TDJNYC

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IG: @Classicalharlem

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