The Blue Series - Exodus Comes to the Nancy Carson Library in North Augusta
Blue Bistro Creative will host a special preview of Kiara Iman’s one-woman musical on June 9, 2018, at 11am at the Nancy Carson Library in North Augusta, SC.
The show, produced by Anthony R. Page is titled The Blue Series - Exodus and has elements of a live concert and black box theater. This intimate experience will include a combination of song and soliloquy built around the emerging actress & singer’s individual journey of discovery, spiritual growth, and personal liberation.
Kiara shared the inspiration behind her transformational creation, "As Moses was on the mountain receiving instruction, the people were waiting. However, in their season of waiting, they turned to deficient sources of satisfaction, fulfillment, and worship. How often do we do the same? There's a promised land right in front of us, but we get weary in the desert. I had to ask myself what am I turning to? Once I found the answer, I decided that pursuing validation and emotional security from people would no longer be my Golden Calf. I am sacrificing all idols -- even if that includes myself. A life of true freedom comes at the death of me."
Kiara will be flanked by a musical trio that includes Benji Addison (Keys), Montrel Wingate (Bass), and Jeffery Darden (Drums/Percussion)
MORE ABOUT KIARA IMAN
Just one year out of the prestigious Grammy award-winning Davidson Fine Arts High School, the Kennesaw State University freshman is building quite a reputation across the Southeast. She has a variety of stage and screen performances on the horizon, including a lead role in the highly regarded Somewhere in Summerville, which will be a part of this year's Atlanta Black Theatre Festival.
While in high school she won 3 Best Actress Awards for her portrayal of Elizabeth Proctor in Arthur Miller's The Crucible, among many other awards and accolades. Kiara has also been recognized for her strong performances in several independent film projects including RJ Sings the Blues and Armed and Dangerous.
Even though she has reached a number of personal milestones as an actress, for Kiara, music is her passion. The singer/songwriter develops musical arrangements and performs in regional events and has contributed to the soundtrack of various short films including Pressure by Jessica Young Films and Keep The Engine Running by Tim Johnson.
The Blue Series - Exodus is a precursor to Kiara's summer music tour titled: Exodus. To learn more about Kiara Iman and her career visit her website at: KiaraIman.com
The show, produced by Anthony R. Page is titled The Blue Series - Exodus and has elements of a live concert and black box theater. This intimate experience will include a combination of song and soliloquy built around the emerging actress & singer’s individual journey of discovery, spiritual growth, and personal liberation.
Kiara shared the inspiration behind her transformational creation, "As Moses was on the mountain receiving instruction, the people were waiting. However, in their season of waiting, they turned to deficient sources of satisfaction, fulfillment, and worship. How often do we do the same? There's a promised land right in front of us, but we get weary in the desert. I had to ask myself what am I turning to? Once I found the answer, I decided that pursuing validation and emotional security from people would no longer be my Golden Calf. I am sacrificing all idols -- even if that includes myself. A life of true freedom comes at the death of me."
The Nancy Carson Library is located at 135 Edgefield Road, North Augusta, SC 29841
This event is free and open to the public.
For more information about this event go to:
Nancy Carson Library (website)
For more information about this event go to:
Nancy Carson Library (website)
MORE ABOUT KIARA IMAN
Just one year out of the prestigious Grammy award-winning Davidson Fine Arts High School, the Kennesaw State University freshman is building quite a reputation across the Southeast. She has a variety of stage and screen performances on the horizon, including a lead role in the highly regarded Somewhere in Summerville, which will be a part of this year's Atlanta Black Theatre Festival.
While in high school she won 3 Best Actress Awards for her portrayal of Elizabeth Proctor in Arthur Miller's The Crucible, among many other awards and accolades. Kiara has also been recognized for her strong performances in several independent film projects including RJ Sings the Blues and Armed and Dangerous.
Even though she has reached a number of personal milestones as an actress, for Kiara, music is her passion. The singer/songwriter develops musical arrangements and performs in regional events and has contributed to the soundtrack of various short films including Pressure by Jessica Young Films and Keep The Engine Running by Tim Johnson.
The Blue Series - Exodus is a precursor to Kiara's summer music tour titled: Exodus. To learn more about Kiara Iman and her career visit her website at: KiaraIman.com
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