Tag: Camille A. Brown
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Terence Blanchard becomes the first Black composer with two operas performed at the Metropolitan Opera in just three years, highlighting a new era for diversity in classical music.
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Camille A. Brown, the visionary choreographer behind “Hell’s Kitchen,” is poised to make history as the first Black woman to win the Tony Award for Best Choreography, breaking barriers on Broadway.
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All about Camille A. Brown, the first Black woman to direct and choreograph a Broadway show since Katherine Dunham in 1955. Explore her groundbreaking achievements, from her triumphant Broadway debut to pioneering work at the Metropolitan Opera.
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