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This immersive experience will guide audiences through a contemporary retelling of The Ugly Duckling. Through movement, music, and a twist on a classic tale, audiences will witness and partake in a journey celebrating found family, love, openness, and joy.
In the year 2075, three disparate songwriters live out their dream, providing the musical backdrop to Pacific Dynamo, a utopian community fusing sustainable technology with the natural world.
After a set of collegiate twins lose their mother to suicide, they (along with two of their friends) leave their school to go to “The Professors’” old home they all call the library.
In the year 2075, three disparate songwriters live out their dream, providing the musical backdrop to Pacific Dynamo, a utopian community fusing sustainable technology with the natural world.
After a set of collegiate twins lose their mother to suicide, they (along with two of their friends) leave their school to go to “The Professors’” old home they all call the library.
Boston Conservatory presents a new musical written by Katya Stanislavskaya and directed by Ilana Ransom Toeplitza, adapted from both The Shadow, a fairytale by Hans Christian Anderson, and Ten’ (The Shadow), a 1940 work by the Soviet playwright Eugene Schwartz.
Boston Conservatory presents a new musical written by Katya Stanislavskaya and directed by Ilana Ransom Toeplitza, adapted from both The Shadow, a fairytale by Hans Christian Anderson, and Ten’ (The Shadow), a 1940 work by the Soviet playwright Eugene Schwartz.