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“I Can Do Better Than That” at 54 Below
video description: live performance of “I Can Do Better Than That” from Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years, performed at THE GREAT MT LOWERING @ 54 Below. Imani stands on stage wearing a multicolored jacket and sings into a microphone.
How to Dance in Ohio at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
video description: performance by the company of How to Dance in Ohio performing a mash-up at the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
Rip Tide trailer
video description: trailer for the short film, Rip Tide, starring Imani Russell and Sofia Riba. It features clips from the movie, and an original song written by Imani for the film.
“The View From Here” at Broadway Sessions
video description: live performance of “The View From Here” by Ryan Scott Oliver at Ben Cameron presents: Broadway Session (Green Room 42). Imani stands on stage wearing a blue dress and sings into a microphone stand.
The Civility of Albert Cashier B-Roll
video description: B-Roll footage from the Trans Entertainment Guild's 2022 production of The Civility of Albert Cashier. The three songs featured are "Bullet in a Gun", "Battlecry of Freedom", and "Brothers in Arms".
“Sleep” at Guns or Glitter?: A Gender Reveal Cabaret
video description: a live performance of "Sleep" by Allen Stone performed as part of Imani's cabaret Guns or Glitter?: A Gender Reveal Party at The Tron Theatre in Glasgow. Imani stands on stage in a purple striped shirt, delivers a monologue, and then sings backed by other singers and a band.
Script by Imani Russell, Music by Various Artists, Arrangements by Jacob Kerzner
"Let Me" from Above The Noise
video description: The cast of Daphne Gampel’s Above the Noise sings the song “Let Me,” led by Imani Russell. The ensemble sings sitting upstage, and then Imani approaches a microphone downstage. They are later joined downstage by two castmates.
Christmas at The Conservatoire Performance Reel
video description: performance reel featuring Imani performing with their classmates at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's 2018 "Christmas at The Conservatoire" concert. The songs featured are: "Cry Me A River" by Arthur Hamilton, "Hot Stuff" by Donna Summer, and "Think" by Aretha Franklin
additional performance videos.
youtube playlist featuring lots of singing, a lil bit of dancing, and a monologue or two