A YOUNG woman named Melody inherits a long-deserted blues club in Harlem in David Charles’s ”In the House of Blues” …. [T]he very lively ghosts of the singers and dancers who emerge from the shadows of the club to demonstrate Melody’s heritage turn ”In the House of Blues” into a series of delightful cameos that find fresh ways to invoke aspects of black music of the 1920’s and 30’s. – From John S. Wilson’s NY Times Review
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | David Charles |  |
| Director | Buddy Butler |  |
| Musical Director | John McCallum |  |
| Choreographer | Hope Clarke |  |
| Stage Manager | Wayne Elbert | |
| Set Designer | Llewellyn Harrison |  |
| Lighting Designer | Judy Dearing |  |
| Props | Bonnie Garcia |  |
| Actor | Leslie Reuben | |
| Actor | Katie Love | |
| Actor | Debra Byrd |  |
| Actor | Wendy P. Bowers | |
| Actor | Edna Chew Alston |  |
| Actor | David Connell |  |
| Actor | Crystal Lilly | |
| Actor | Larry Marshall |  |
| Actor | Andre Morgan |  |
| Actor | Deborah Waller | |
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