TSEBIYAH PERFORMS LIVE oN PARSONS BLVD
JAMAICA MIC DROP SEPT 24TH @ 5PM
check the eventbrite for more info + rsvp
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With sponsorships from the Jamaica Center BID, MetroPlus and Con Edison, the event will take place in the Parsons Public Space—the full block between Archer and Jamaica Avenue on Parsons Boulevard.
Jamaica Mic Drop is a new community-first program created to bring free live, outdoor performances to Southeast Queens.
Jamaica Mic Drop is a new community-first program created to bring free live, outdoor performances to Southeast Queens.
TANGLED UP IN STRINGS: A SURVIVAL CELEBRATION EVENT
tsebiyah performs live, oct 11th. 3PM.
openair tank ON BROADWAY BETWEEN 35TH & 36TH
[if it rains: indoors at the tank theater at 312 w 36th st]
THIS PERFORMANCE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE NYC ARTIST CORPS, PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE TANK NYC.
see tsebiyah in sorry/not sorry via ars nova's ANT FEST 2021
Ars Nova Presents: ANT FEST 2021
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SORRY/NOT SORRY
Tuesday, June 22 @ 7PM ET
Estimated Run Time: 40 Minutes
Created by NORA SØRENA CASEY & NANA DAKIN
withRASHEEDAT “RAS” BADEJO, SAGAN CHEN, TSEBIYAH MISHAEL DERRY, FREDDIE FULTON & FRANCESCA MCKENZIE
Featuring Original Text by FREDDIE FULTON & FRANCESCA MCKENZIE
Animator & Video Editor KAITLYN CHANDLER
Captions by AMY SHEELER, TRANSCRIPTION STAR
Francesca McKenzie is collaborating on SORRY/NOT SORRY as a Still Standing Artist-In-Residence with Stonehenge NYC.
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You say you’re sorry, but what good is that? What do we do with an apology — or without it? Some options include: dance, scream, fight, write a letter, pass a bill, build a sculpture, make a wish and eat an egg. Join us on a kaleidoscopic blend of dance, visual art, memoir, critical theory and more as we explore (and attempt to get to the bottom of) what it truly means to apologize.
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Tickets for Sorry/Not Sorry are $10
Or subscribe to Ars Nova Supra for $15/Month arsnovanyc.com/SUPRA-Subscribe |
tsebiyah plays lois lane in BYLINERS,
new series from podcasters the cruelest month, out now!
TSEBIYAH MAKES DEBUT IN "WORLD TO COME" PODCAST
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From Deb Miller, DC Metro Theater Arts:
The creative trio’s all-new musical radio play, The World to Come, with book and lyrics by Ransom, original compositions and orchestrations by Peterson, and direction by Klein, is an epic serial adventure into a post-apocalyptic future. Filled with witty pop culture references to “the good old days” of our modern and post-modern times, the scripted musical tale is told in twelve narrative episodes of approximately 30-minutes each, complemented by Peterson’s expressive eclectic score. And the first two installments – voiced by a top-notch cast of 20+ actors, recording artists, and Broadway veterans (Joanna Carpenter, Tsebiyah Derry, Jamyl Dobson, Remy Germinario, Lana Gordon, PJ Griffith, Em Grosland, Brandon Haagenson, Chris Harder, Jonathan Hoover, Kate Hoover, Scott Lilly, Sandra Marante, Tara Martinez, Joseph Redman, Carson Robinette, Marissa Rosen, Justin Sargent, Grace Stockdale, Luis Villabon, and Ransom), all taping remotely from their own homes and conveying the defining voices and personalities of their distinctive characters – are now live online. |
The World to Come is an episodic musical adventure audio series with Rachel Klein as director/showrunner, Erik Jareth Ransom as script-writer/lyricist, Andy Peterson as composer/orchestrator. Produced by David Treatman and the Iconoclast Theatre Collective. With the help of our audio wizards Mike Lunoe, Sean Hagerty and Cadence Hira, our insanely talented troupe of actors and musicians, we have created an immersive audio experience that was developed, written and recorded remotely in our various homes all over the country over the course of the last 6 months. Join us on an epic musical adventure! You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you enjoy your podcasts:
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tsebiyah featured in interview with shoutout laTsebiyah joined forces with Shoutout LA to talk about risk-taking and art making. Check out the full interview linked below to learn more about Tsebiyah's artistic background.
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NEW Musical podcast "WORLD TO COME" AVAILABLE NOW!
artwork by @doodlesbyscott.
"CRINGE BENEFITS" PODCAST BY ABBY WILDE
features tsebiyah in new sex & the city-centered episode
Tsebiyah joined fellow actor and awesome human Abby Wilde on her podcast, Cringe Benefits to talk about the nostalgia around "Sex & The City," and how it has soured. Check out the episode below, and click the link beside it to hear other episodes & subscribe!
NEW POETRY PUBLICATION
Tsebiyah’s poem, “Beauty Shop Rock,” was selected to be published in the Penumbra Literary & Art Journal for their Black Voices and Experience series. Click through to read the piece in its entirety, and read the other phenomenal works selected!
“SKINFOLK” recognition
“SKiNFoLK: An American Show” was nominated for two ANTONYO Award nominations, including Best Choreography (niChi Douglas). Via virtual ceremony on Juneteenth 2020, hosted by Broadway Black, the play was awarded the ANTONYO for Best Orchestration (Kasaun Henry)!
“SKiNFoLK” also made the The Kilroys List for 2020!
“SKiNFoLK” also made the The Kilroys List for 2020!
“SKiNFoLK: An American Show” was chosen as a New York Times Critic’s Pick! Click here to read the review by Jose Solis.
NEW music featuring tsebiyah
The newest single from Ben Hopkins, “Laugh Track,” features vocals from Tsebiyah! In the above video, some of the band got together for an outdoor (100-degree) acoustic live recording. Check out “Laugh Track” and “Shame” from Ben Hopkins streaming everywhere now. And look out for more releasesl
FEELING LOW? SPIN tsebiyah's debut single, “REGROW”
In the name of growth & healing!