WORLD PREMIERE:
Raechelle is honored to be premiering the new trio, “Silent Arbor” with choreography by Solange Rodrigues, based on the brain’s plasticity which has a powerful capability that shapes the way we move about and interact with the world around us. // Oct, 22 2026 at Art House Productions in Jersey City, NJ.
PUBLIC WORK'S PUBLIC RECORD (SEPT 4-8, 2026)
Written by Lisa Sanaye Dring
Concept and Creative Direction by Dan Canham and Emily Lim
Original Orchestrations & Music Supervision by Michael Thurber
Co-Directed and Choreographed by Dan Canham
Directed by Emily Lim
Based on an original concept by Emily Lim and Dan Canham, Musical Supervision and Songs by Ross Millard and Words by Stewart Pringle
New Yorkers from all five boroughs are coming together to create a live album—on stage, in real time. PUBLIC RECORD, based on a concept by Dan Canham and Emily Lim, brings Public Works community members, musicians, and dancers into a cast of over 100 to capture how our city sings, moves, and tells its story in this moment. Written by Lisa Sanaye Dring, with music supervision by Michael Thurber, direction by Emily Lim, and co-direction and choreography by Dan Canham, this electrifying new production stands as an act of collective hope, joy, and resistance. The album will be preserved by the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts forever, ensuring that long after summer fades, it will remain a powerful reminder that the true record of a city isn’t just its headlines—it’s the sound of neighbors standing side by side.
Public Works is part of The Public’s annual summer celebration of Shakespeare for the City. Free. For All. Forever.
Brian Brooks Moving Company
Raechelle is thrilled to be joining the Brian Brooks Moving Company at the Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival this summer.
July 29 — August 2, 2026
@ the Doris Duke Theatre
HELL’S KITCHEN
Raechelle made her Broadway debut in the Tony and Grammy Award winning musical, Hell’s Kitchen, featuring music and lyrics by Alicia Keys, with a book by Kristoffer Diaz, directed by Michael Greif, with choreography by Camille A. Brown, and musical direction by Adam Blackstone.
