Berri Harris to sing at Ebell of LA Open House
Sunday, September 15, 2024
11:00 AM 4:00 PM
The Ebell of LA invites friends, families, and the community to a FREE Open House on their beautiful campus where NATS-LA, in partnership with the Ebell of LA, will present a live vocal performance and host an informational table. Come and learn about the largest membership organization for teachers of singing, meet NATS members, and enjoy the day of art, music, and fun!
The National Association of Teachers of Singing Los Angeles Chapter, in partnership with the Ebell of LA, is pleased to present Berri Harris, the 2024 First Place Winner of the Florence Birdwell Award for the 2024 National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) National Musical Theater Competition. A recent graduate of the University of Southern California where she majored in Musical Theater, she will present a program of theater favorites in the Ebell Lounge at 1:45pm.
NATS-LA & The Ebell of Los Angeles Present
LIVE IN THE LOUNGE:
IN HER KEY, WOMEN’S VOICES OF BROADWAY
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
7:30 PM
Ebell of Los Angeles
741 South Lucerne Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90005
LOCATION
Entrance
Lounge
741 South Lucerne Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90005
FREE parking: East Lot across from entrance
Contact Information
If you have questions about this event, please email: tickets@ebellofla.org
NATS-LA members: Find a carpool buddy! Simply go to the NATS-LA online directory and use the map to find members in your area.
NATS-LA and The Ebell of Los Angeles partner to present In Her Key: Exploring the Challenges and Complexities of Women on Broadway.
Join us on May 1 at 7:30pm for a musical journey you will not want to miss, featuring USC Thornton’s talented vocal students in "Live in the Lounge" of Ebell of Los Angeles. We look forward celebrating women on Broadway as we explore the master works of female composers, lyricists, directors, and playwrights of Musical Theatre who unpack the diverse challenges and complexities in women’s lives. Curated by Karen Parks, Associate Professor for Musical Theatre, Vocal Arts and Opera at USC Thornton School of Music, and CEO and Director of Stagebound, Inc.
Elphaba, Christine, Maria, Angelica...These are some of the first names people mention when considering the most memorable women of Broadway. However, we seldom stop to think of the creators who formed their characters, shaped their stories, and composed their songs. While many female characters on Broadway are celebrated as the driving forces of their musicals, real-life women who create powerful musicals deserve to share the honor. We invite you to join us!