Alanis Morissette shared a duet of her song "You Learn" with Broadway star Elizabeth Stanley to mark the first anniversary of the shutdown of Broadway in New York City due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A song from Morissette's 1995 album Jagged Little Pill, "You Learn" was adapted into the closing number of the Broadway musical of the same name, which earned 15 Tony Award nominations.
"My favorite thing in the world is to collaborate with people who are willing to let an artistic partnership push us to the next place in our evolution as artists," the Canadian-American singer-songwriter told ET.
She added, "It's been really hard to be without my Jagged family for so many dark days this year, but I am deeply honored to know each person in this Broadway family and feel blessed beyond measure that our passion has continued to burn brightly, and our care and passion has only grown. This musical shifted my perception of myself as a lonely artist to a partner in the sweetest of art-crimes."
Referring to the shutdown of Broadway performances until May 30, Morissette said, "The image of us reuniting after having been dark for such an unusually long time brings tears to my eyes, not only for how much I have missed everyone, but also for how beautiful it will feel to come together, and sing our clarion calls of the deepest truths within us all."
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