 Date | Venue | City/State |
| May-8-2009 | Avery Fisher Hall | New York, NY |
| May-7-2008 | City Center | New York, NY U.S.A. |
| | Either Larry Maslon or Ted Chapin will interview Mercedes Ellington about her experiences with the prior Broadway production of No, No, Nanette circa 1971.
Originally directed Burt Schevelov and choreographed by Donald Saddler. The cast was headed by Jack Gilford, Ruby Keeler, Patsy Kelly, Bobby Van and Helen Gallagher. |
| Jan-10-2008 | Symphony Space | New York, NY U.S.A. |
| | Representing the presentation of Wall To Wall Duke Ellington, Isaiah Sheffer invited Mercedes Ellington to partake in the celebration of 30 years of Symphony Space. She chose to present an excerpt from her most current personal project, Such Sweet Thunder: The Shakespearean Suite.
Star-Crossed Lovers was represented by five musicians from Jazz @ Lincoln Center, headed by Victor Goines and Sherman Erby. Also appearing, Marion Cowings on vocals, and danced by Andrea Wright. |
| Oct-27-2007 | Swarthmore College | Swarthmore, Pennsylvania |
| | Mercedes will be presenting three excerpts from Such Sweet Thunder with the College Orchestra and narration by Fernando Gambaroni. |
| Oct-24-2007 | The Hamsborough Recreation Center | New York, NY |
| | Second in the series of lectures for the Jazz Museum in Harlem. |
| Oct-6-2007 | Harlem School of the Arts | New York, NY |
| | This event was part of the programming for the Jazz Museum in Harlem. |
| Aug-5-2007 | Such Sweet Thunder, The Shakespearean Suite | Stratford, Ontario Canada |
| | Mercedes Ellington presents inside information on the recording and first performance of the Ellington / Strayhorn extended composition Such Sweet Thunder |
| Jul-31-2007 | Jazz / Musical Theater Dance Master Classes | Becket, Massachusetts United States |
| Jun-22-2007 | Ambassador Satch | Al Ain and Abu Dhabi The United Arab Emirates |
| | Additional personnel / crew: Burke Wilmore (lightning designer), Mark Mariani (costume designer), Robert Michael Johnson (stage and company manager), Mercedes Ellington (director and musical staging). |
May-20-2007
to May-20-2007 | The Kennedy Center: The Duke Ellington Shakespearean Suite | Washington, DC U.S.A. |
| May-15-2007 | Folger Shakespeare Library | Washington, DC US |
| Jan-23-2007 | Prince Music Theater: Annie Get Your Gun! | Philadelphia, PA United States |
Jul-6-2006
to Jul-12-2006 | St. Louis MUNY | Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri US |
Jun-17-2006
to Jul-17-2006 | Geva Theater | Rochester, NY U.S.A. |
Apr-21-2006
to May-21-2006 | Studio Arena Theater | Buffalo, NY U.S.A. |
Apr-20-2006
to May-14-2006 | ATL Louisville: CROWNS | Louisville, Kentucky U.S.A. |
| Mar-26-2006 | The Apollo Theater | New York, New York USA |
Mar-17-2006
to Apr-9-2006 | Portland Stage: CROWNS | Portland, Oregon U.S.A. |
| Mar-2-2006 | Copacabana: Winter Heat | New York, New York USA |
| Feb-15-2006 | Sardi's Restaurant Career Transition For Dancers reception | New York City, NY US |
| | Between shows dinner produced by Sardi's and the Schubert Organization to promote information about Career Transition for Dancers. This event is designated for broadway dancers. |
Feb-11-2006
to Feb-27-2006 | Arizona Theater Company: CROWNS | Phoenix, Arizona U.S.A. |
Jan-11-2006
to Feb-1-2006 | Arizona Theater Company: CROWNS | Tucson, Arizona U.S.A. |
Dec-3-2005
to Feb-26-2006 | The Prince Music Theater: DREAMGIRLS | Philadelphia, PA U.S.A. |
Sep-29-2005
to Mar-31-2006 | The Algonquin Hotel: Talk of the Town | New York, New York U.S.A. |
| | This smash hit has been extended, open ended with no closing in sight. After all it pertains to an important part of the history of the Algonquin. |
