Black Swan
A stage musical adaptation of Black Swan, with choreography by Sonya Tayeh, music and lyrics by Dave Malloy, and a book by Jen Silverman.
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A stage musical adaptation of Black Swan, with choreography by Sonya Tayeh, music and lyrics by Dave Malloy, and a book by Jen Silverman.

At a seaside hotel, a stranger befriends a young artist and begins to undermine his confidence in his marriage. Jen Silverman’s adaptation of August Strindberg’s play follows the resulting struggle over love, influence and revenge.
Constantinople, a dead newborn who speaks from the stage, tries to reach his grieving mother Morgan through Dolores, a pregnant teenager who does not want to keep her child, and Elena, the midwife who delivered him; the women negotiate loss, responsibility, and their futures before mother and son part without hearing one another.
Sharon is recently divorced and lives in Iowa and invites Robyn, relocating from New York City, to be her roommate. As the two get to know each other better, secrets are revealed and they learn more about themselves in the process.
A devil offers the residents of an English village their deepest desires in exchange for their souls. Elizabeth Sawyer, ostracized as a witch, refuses his bargain, unsettling both the visitor and the community around her.
A stage musical adaptation of Black Swan, with choreography by Sonya Tayeh, music and lyrics by Dave Malloy, and a book by Jen Silverman.

At a seaside hotel, a stranger befriends a young artist and begins to undermine his confidence in his marriage. Jen Silverman’s adaptation of August Strindberg’s play follows the resulting struggle over love, influence and revenge.
Constantinople, a dead newborn who speaks from the stage, tries to reach his grieving mother Morgan through Dolores, a pregnant teenager who does not want to keep her child, and Elena, the midwife who delivered him; the women negotiate loss, responsibility, and their futures before mother and son part without hearing one another.
Sharon is recently divorced and lives in Iowa and invites Robyn, relocating from New York City, to be her roommate. As the two get to know each other better, secrets are revealed and they learn more about themselves in the process.
A devil offers the residents of an English village their deepest desires in exchange for their souls. Elizabeth Sawyer, ostracized as a witch, refuses his bargain, unsettling both the visitor and the community around her.