We Move in Color is an immersive musical revue that beautifully captures the rich narrative of the African American experience. This extraordinary production seamlessly combines music, poetry, dance, and visual art to tell a powerful story. Created by a team of talented artists and visionaries, We Move in Color (WMIC) showcases the stunning artwork of renowned painter Paul Goodnight and the captivating photography of award-winning artist Lou Jones. The revue's soundtrack, masterfully produced by GRAMMY award winner Gen Rubin, sets the stage for an unforgettable journey. With the soulful vocals of recording artist Anita Faye and the eloquent poetic voice of writer Robby Thomas, the performance is brought to life by the exceptional talents of Emmy award winner Wyatt Jackson, who serves as both performer and story designer. Recently showcased at the prestigious John F. Kennedy Center, We Move in Color is an event that must not be missed. Join us on October 7, 2023, at the Strand Theatre in Boston, located at 543 Columbia Road, as we experience this inspiring celebration of African American culture. Tickets are available for $25 to $80, offering a range of options for all to enjoy this remarkable production. Immerse yourself in the beauty and power of We Move in Color, as it takes you on a transformative journey through art, music, and storytelling.

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