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Old favorites that keep revealing something new.
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After years in prison, Jean Valjean tries to build a new life while Inspector Javert refuses to let his past disappear. Their paths cross with a struggling mother, her daughter, and young revolutionaries in nineteenth-century France. An adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel about mercy, justice, and the cost of hope.
An American writer arrives in Berlin and meets singer Sally Bowles in the orbit of the Kit Kat Klub. Their relationships unfold against an increasingly threatening political backdrop. Inside the club, the Emcee offers songs, jokes, and a disturbing reflection of the world beyond its doors.
Orpheus and Eurydice fall in love in a world where warmth and security are scarce. When Eurydice is drawn into Hades’ industrial underworld, Orpheus follows with a song and an unlikely plan. Their story intertwines with Hades and Persephone’s troubled marriage in a musical retelling of the Greek myths.
Accused of murder in 1920s Chicago, Roxie Hart turns to a lawyer who knows how to make a trial into a spectacle. Fellow defendant Velma Kelly competes for the same attention. A sharp musical satire about celebrity, manipulation, and a justice system where publicity can change everything.
A group of young artists in New York’s East Village struggles to keep creating and stay connected amid poverty and the HIV/AIDS crisis. Over the course of a year, their friendships and romances are tested by illness, ambition, and loss. Jonathan Larson’s rock musical draws inspiration from La bohème.
Young soprano Christine Daaé becomes the obsession of a mysterious musician living beneath the Paris Opera House. As her career grows and her childhood friend Raoul returns, a dangerous rivalry takes shape. Romance and menace share the stage in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s adaptation of Gaston Leroux’s novel.
PUBLIC COLLECTION
Old favorites that keep revealing something new.
6 shows
After years in prison, Jean Valjean tries to build a new life while Inspector Javert refuses to let his past disappear. Their paths cross with a struggling mother, her daughter, and young revolutionaries in nineteenth-century France. An adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel about mercy, justice, and the cost of hope.
An American writer arrives in Berlin and meets singer Sally Bowles in the orbit of the Kit Kat Klub. Their relationships unfold against an increasingly threatening political backdrop. Inside the club, the Emcee offers songs, jokes, and a disturbing reflection of the world beyond its doors.
Orpheus and Eurydice fall in love in a world where warmth and security are scarce. When Eurydice is drawn into Hades’ industrial underworld, Orpheus follows with a song and an unlikely plan. Their story intertwines with Hades and Persephone’s troubled marriage in a musical retelling of the Greek myths.
Accused of murder in 1920s Chicago, Roxie Hart turns to a lawyer who knows how to make a trial into a spectacle. Fellow defendant Velma Kelly competes for the same attention. A sharp musical satire about celebrity, manipulation, and a justice system where publicity can change everything.
A group of young artists in New York’s East Village struggles to keep creating and stay connected amid poverty and the HIV/AIDS crisis. Over the course of a year, their friendships and romances are tested by illness, ambition, and loss. Jonathan Larson’s rock musical draws inspiration from La bohème.
Young soprano Christine Daaé becomes the obsession of a mysterious musician living beneath the Paris Opera House. As her career grows and her childhood friend Raoul returns, a dangerous rivalry takes shape. Romance and menace share the stage in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s adaptation of Gaston Leroux’s novel.
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Saving this for the next time I am deciding what to see with friends.
A thoughtful selection. I have a few of these saved already, and this gives me a good place to start.