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A selection of Sarah Overton's performances, projects, residencies, and collaborations from recent years — spanning Broadway, concert tours, international video campaigns, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and beyond.
A landmark live pop-up at Grand Central Station celebrating Apple's 50th anniversary — performed alongside Alicia Keys for Apple Music.
Calum Scott's debut at the 99th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Joined by NYC Ballet principal dancers Roman Mejia and Tiler Peck and Black Haus Creative in a stunning duet version of Whitney Houston's iconic hit.
Moncler's international "Warmer Together" campaign music video features Tobe Nwigwe and his rendition of "Lean on Me."
Asake brought Lagos to Brooklyn and made history as the first African artist to headline Red Bull Symphonic in the U.S., bridging his Nigerian roots with classical music under conductor Glenn Alexander II at the historic King's Theatre.
The record-shattering film accompanied live by an all-women, majority women-of-color orchestra at L.A.'s historic Hollywood Bowl.
The Town Hall and The Sinfonietta present Coco In Concert: Live to Film. Conducted by Macy Schmidt.
Netflix debuted the Wednesday Addams float at the 2024 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The "Wednesday's Feast" float featured a special performance of "Paint it Black" by indie-pop singer Bishop Briggs.
An uplifting all-star lineup under the direction of Ray Chew, with co-producer Vivian Scott Chew, celebrating diverse traditions through music, dance, and spoken word at Carnegie Hall.
Composer Yutaka Yamada's lush, sweeping score performed live — ten years after Tokyo Ghoul launched Ken Kaneki's story into global pop consciousness.
A two-hour show with live orchestra bringing the show's iconic musical score to life, with taiko and erhu sharing the spotlight with strings and woodwinds.
The full film on a massive HD screen, accompanied by a fusion of live orchestra, percussion, and a scratch DJ performing the iconic hip-hop infused score. Principal Cellist for the entire run with the Broadway Sinfonietta.
"The Raven," "Annabel Lee," "Lenore" and more set to original music by composer Phyto Stratis, orchestrated by Broadway veteran Kim Scharnberg. Four vocalists, eight-piece chamber orchestra.
FEMPIRE is dedicated to performing, workshopping, and creating space to challenge preconceived notions of blackness, femininity, and traditionally classical instruments. First EP produced by Capture Acid Studios — arriving Summer 2026.
One Nigeria, presented at the U.N. Global Conference — a new work by composer Re Olunuga celebrating Nigeria's cultural identity and its place on the global stage. Part of the Destination 2030 initiative to establish Nigeria as a leading global hub for arts, culture, and creativity.
Led by Sara McDonald, the NYChillharmonic has worked in a dozen countries and continues to push the boundaries of orchestral jazz and rock.
Anchored by a collaboration with Walker Wear's The Future Been Female, honoring the intersection of streetwear, music, and culture and amplifying the voices of historically underrepresented women.
Re:Sound brings together pioneers in the arts with diverse programming throughout Cleveland. Sarah's original electric cello composition performed alongside trumpet player and composer Theresa May.
Founded by choreographer Jeremy McQueen, The Black Iris Project creates new classical and contemporary ballet works. Featured in the New York Times, Elle Magazine, and Village Voice.
Revitalized by the artistic innovation of MASS Design Group and Samuel Stubblefield Studios — a site-specific immersive sonic environment in Poughkeepsie, NY.
A 60-minute show uniting five chapters of Ferdi & Eylul Alici's work in swirling color and light. The finale, Superstrings, features live performance where Ouchhh Studio's AI collaborates with musicians and audiences in real time. Every showing is different, never to be repeated.
A coming-of-age story told through the songs of Alicia Keys — a GRAMMY Award-winning musical set in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of New York City.
A theatrical concert featuring celebrated poems from Poe's final years brought to life through original music. Four vocalists and an eight-piece chamber orchestra.
Directed and developed with Rory Pelsue, choreographed by Jack Ferver, music direction and orchestrations by Dan Schlosberg.
A sung-through electropop opera that expands the possibilities of the genre with its daring score and bold storytelling.
American Theater Group, New Jersey.
Score by multi Grammy and Tony-nominated composer Frank Wildhorn and double Oscar and Grammy-winning Leslie Bricusse.
World premiere of Larry Owens' new musical — a sharp satire of the white savior sports film genre.
Tisch Drama's New Studio on Broadway integrates foundational acting training with vocal and physical techniques drawn from the American musical and contemporary canon.
A monthly celebration of diversity featuring emerging composers performing alongside New York's most talented vocalists, including Broadway alums.
A new musical that marries Mozart's classics with over twenty contemporary originals by Tegan Summer and Gregory Nabours.
University Open Air provides immigrant teachers, professors, and academics trained outside the U.S. an opportunity to share their knowledge with the public through free classes at Prospect Park Boathouse.
AMYRA is a Harlem native seamlessly transcending genre and medium. She believes the art of listening and honest conversation are the primary tools for lasting change.
Looking Glass Arts sits on 15 acres outside a small hamlet in the northeastern corner of the Catskill Mountains, operated by a collective of artists committed to creative retreat.
1Move is The Movement's digital content series born out of a need to swiftly respond to human rights and social issues continuously affecting communities.
Teaching Artists use orchestral repertoire and chamber music to teach students, teachers, and families how to listen, perform, and compose.
PROTESTRA (protest + orchestra) bridges the divide between advocacy and classical music through grassroots orchestral benefit concerts, prioritizing diversity, equity, inclusion, representation, and accessibility. This residency focused on mentoring students at Talent Unlimited High School.
Sound Off! Music for Bail is a collective of musicians, activists, and thinkers dedicated to raising money for abolitionist organizations and bail funds across the country. This residency focused on mentoring students through music.
A supportive learning environment that encourages exploration, discovery, and musical growth in the company of professionals who perform, record, commission, and teach choral music throughout the New York metro area.
A free late-night festival showcasing contemporary philosophical thought through talks, debates, live music, film screenings, and art installations with top public intellectuals and artists.