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Passing Strange press photos
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Rebecca Naomi Jones (left) and de’Adre Aziza tease Stew in Passing Strange, a wild new musical making its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre before heading to New York City. Photographer:
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Daniel Breaker (foreground) and Stew in Passing Strange, a wild new musical making its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre before heading to New York City. Photographer:
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(l to r) Daniel Breaker and Chad Goodridge in Passing Strange, a wild new musical making its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre before heading to New York City. Photographer:
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The provocative singer/songwriter known as Stew brings his songs to the stage in Passing Strange, a wild new musical making its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre before heading to New York City. Photographer:
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de’Adre Aziza (dancing) and Stew in Passing Strange, a wild new musical making its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre before heading to New York City. Photographer:
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(l to r) Colman Domingo, Rebecca Naomi Jones, Chad Goodridge, de’Adre Aziza and Daniel Breaker in Passing Strange, a wild new musical making its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre before heading to New York City. Photographer:
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(l to r) Chad Goodridge, de’Adre Aziza, Daniel Breaker, Colman Domingo and Rebecca Naomi Jones in Passing Strange, a wild new musical making its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre before heading to New York City. Photographer: |
(l to r) Daniel Breaker and Eisa Davis in Passing Strange, a wild new musical making its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre before heading to New York City. Photographer: |
advance photos
Stew, the provocative musician known for his work with a band called The Negro Problem, brings his songs to the stage for the exuberant world premiere of Passing Strange, opening in October at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Photographer:
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Stew, the provocative musician known for his work with a band called The Negro Problem, and his longtime collaborator Heidi Rodewald (at left) bring their songs to the stage for the exuberant world premiere of Passing Strange, opening in October at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Photographer:
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Stew, the provocative musician known for his work with a band called The Negro Problem, brings his songs to the stage for the exuberant world premiere of Passing Strange, opening in October at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Photographer:
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(l to r) Stew, the provocative musician known for his work with a band called The Negro Problem, and his longtime collaborator Heidi Rodewald bring their songs to the stage for the exuberant world premiere of Passing Strange, opening in October at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Photographer:
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Stew, the provocative musician known for his work with a band called The Negro Problem, and his longtime collaborator Heidi Rodewald (standing) bring their songs to the stage for the exuberant world premiere of Passing Strange, opening in October at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Photographer: |
Stew, the provocative musician known for his work with a band called The Negro Problem, brings his songs to the stage for the exuberant world premiere of Passing Strange, opening in October at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Photographer: |
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