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The Reflections of Native Voices Festival is Safe Harbors NYC's two-week festival, featuring theatre, music and native dance performances by visionary Indigenous artists from across the country. Reflections of Native Voices Festival runs JANUARY 25-FEBRUARY 7, 2021 and is curated by Safe Harbors NYC and presented in partnership with La MaMa Indigenous Initiative.
New York Theatre Workshop will present the following projects, available on-demand, for the duration of the Festival: Don't Feed the Indians: A Divine Comedy Pageant; Everything is a Circle by Ikidowin; Este Cate by Nicholson Billey; Duke by Moses Goods; and Tipi Tales from the Stoop by Murielle Borst-Tarrant; as well as opening and closing festival remarks from Safe Harbors NYC & special guests.
La Mama Experimental Theatre Club will stream three Festival pieces on their website: Tiger Lily by Anthony Hudson on JANUARY 28 at 7PM EST; Blood, Water, Earth by Santee Smith on JANUARY 29 at 7PM EST; and Death and Mourning After by Timothy White Eagle in collaboration with cellist Lori Goldston on JANUARY 30 at 7PM EST. Following the initial streams, these three events will be available to view on-demand at lamama.org through the end of the Festival on FEBRUARY 7, 2021. To purchase tickets to these streamed events, visit lamama.org/reflections-of-native-voices.
Safe Harbors NYC will host a weekend of live Native music performances on their social media channels Saturday JANUARY 30 & Sunday JANUARY 31. To watch live, visit @safeharborsnyc on Facebook & Instagram.
Tickets to the Reflections of Native Voices Festival are $15 for a Full Festival Pass, which includes access to both streamed & on-demand shows, and $10 for an individual show pass. Tickets and festival passes MAY be purchased at www.nytw.org/reflections-of-native-voices-festival-2021.
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