‘My Joy Is Heavy’ Musical Leans Into IEMs
The recent Off-Broadway musical ‘My Joy Is Heavy’ employed IEMs across its entire ensemble of actor/musicians.
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The recent Off-Broadway musical ‘My Joy Is Heavy’ employed IEMs across its entire ensemble of actor/musicians.
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