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Yellow Brick Ballads

Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit's youth performed on Saturday, May 18 at 2 p.m. at the Detroit Film Theater. Yellow Brick Ballads was a theatrical concert blending jazz, gospel, techno, and pop that explored themes of growth, hope, and friendship.

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Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit returned to the Detroit Film Theater with Yellow Brick Ballads, an energetic theatrical concert from their youth ensemble. The performance fused jazz, gospel, techno, and pop in a vibrant journey highlighting growth, hope, and friendship, engaging the audience with a dynamic mix of styles last May.

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