BS'D

...a unique delivery method, for a unique experience in message-driven and reflection-friendly entertainment.

Prioritizing venues where audiences expect story + insight, not background music.​

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BEST OFFERED IN A STRUCTURED ENVIRONMENT, such as:

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​•     Black‑box theaters & recital halls (100–300 seats): quiet, attentive rooms.

Narrative concert on authenticity, with spoken interludes.

 

​•     Listening rooms/arts salons & house‑concert series (25–80): intimate.

Closeness: audience reflection + Q&A.

 

​•     Universities & community colleges: Student Life, Wellness, Honors, or Arts & Ideas series. Outcomes: resilience, values‑clarity, belonging. Offer a 60–75‑min set + 20‑min conversation.

 

​•     Libraries & museums: mission‑aligned public programming.

Accessible arts+humanities programming around identity and growth.

 

​•     Retreat centers, mindfulness/yoga studios: contemplative audiences.

An afternoon / evening concert + guided reflection. Silence-friendly room helps.

 

​•     Faith & interfaith communities (e.g., Unitarian Universalist, progressive congregations): values‑centric audiences.

Non‑sectarian “journey to authenticity” program.

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​•     Festivals & conferences (arts, wellness, ideas/TEDx‑style):

Featured set or a morning centering session.

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​•     Corporate off sites & ERGs* (well‑being/leadership):

Narrative piano keynote on authenticity and courageous work cultures

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*ERGs Employee Resource Group: — especially those focused on wellness, mental health, authenticity, or personal growth — ideal for a performance that’s both meaningful and entertaining. “musical keynote on authenticity and self-expression,” or “creative wellness experience” that dovetails with your mission.