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Sagal describes staging choir show and donating proceeds to veterans and immigrants

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published August 5, 2026 · Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend · Katey Sagal (Full Episode) | Where Everybody Knows Your Name
Sagal describes staging choir show and donating proceeds to veterans and immigrants
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""It became this beautiful thing that we did at a little theater in Hollywood at the Hudson Theatre. And the intent of it was to make people feel, make me feel that I'm not alone, that there is hope, that the world has been in horrible places before, and we have survived.""

Sagal says she formed an 11-singer choir in her living room and developed it into a 66-minute performance piece, "Chorus Harmonia", which she describes as an attempt to create hope and community during what she calls a "very dark time". She says the group staged around 10 performances at the Hudson Theatre in Hollywood and later donated proceeds to Wounded Warriors and CHIRLA, an immigrant-rights organisation.

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Katey Sagal (Full Episode) | Where Everybody Knows Your Name
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