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Rediscover the regal beauty and vocal sophistication of the late Phyllis Hyman. Whether in a recording studio, on the Broadway stage or under the soft glow of an intimate jazz club, the Philadelphia-born, Pittsburgh-bred chanteuse sang with the kind of power and vulnerability rarely seen in today's music industry. Local and national artists pay tribute to the singer by performing many of her greatest hits, including "No One Can Love You More" and "You Know How to Love Me".
Learn More about Phyllis Hyman:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5gct6r8wCA
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Tickets: $28 - $33.00
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To order tickets: 412.456.6666
Group discounts: 412.471.6930
The Box Office at Theater Square
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African American Mental Health Forum
Saturday, February 20, 2 to 4 pm
Education Center, Free
African Americans are at high risk for mental illness, but less likely to receive mental health services, diagnosis and treatment, says a 2002 Surgeon General's report. This panel discussion explores the history of mental health issues in the African American community and provides steps you can take to assist others in their well-being. Panelists include: Dr. Charma Dudley, Clinical Director - Family Resources, Dr. Daniel Hall, Dr. Nelson Harris, Jeannie Hyman (sister of Phyllis Hyman) and Marguerita Matthew. For information, call 412.258.2700.
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