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Come from Away

April 15-May 10. TheatreWorks is proud to bring this Olivier Award-winning musical from our friends Irene Sankoff and David Hein, helmed by TheatreWorks Artistic Director Emeritus Robert Kelley.

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A Midsummer Night's Dream

April 17. Shakespeare’s most magical play comes to musical life through the genius of Benjamin Britten. Deep in an enchanted forest, Fairies, Nobles, and Rustics play games of love and illusion. Pocket Opera brings this rare gem to the stage in a world-premiere orchestral reduction, commissioned especially for our season.

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Doubt: A Parable

April 18-19. **Performance in Mandarin** Set in a Bronx Catholic school in 1964, Doubt: A Parable follows the formidable Sister Aloysius as she grows suspicious of Father Flynn’s relationship with a young student. What begins as a quiet concern becomes a gripping moral confrontation between certainty and compassion, authority and truth. Through razor-sharp dialogue and deeply human characters, the play invites audiences to wrestle with ambiguity, examine the limits of conviction, and confront the unsettling space where faith and doubt coexist.

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Hansel & Gretel

April 25. A world-premiere modernized adaptation by Karen Simpson of the story of two lost siblings specifically for PYT’s “Stories on Stage” program. Based on the German fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm of a brother and sister abandoned in a forest who fall into the hands of a witch with an edible house. The performance features a live talk back after the show where audience members can ask questions of the cast and production staff.

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Poems and Dances from the East

May 2. The program features world premiere works by contemporary composer Leonid Iogansen, inspired by the sound and musical cultures of the East. The program features Leonid’s latest compositions for violin and piano, evoking the sounds of the Himalayas region. Both Western and Eastern instruments join for a full ensemble work, the music in which explores the bridge between the two musical universes. In addition, a curated selection of existing compositions for Chinese instruments complements the theme of the concert: merging the sounds of East and West.

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