A New Musical Takes Shape in the Bay Area
When asked about my favorite show, I always say “Come From Away,” with the caveat that there are many great contenders. This 2013 musical by Irene Sankoff and David Hein tells the story of a small Canadian town that opened its arms to thousands of stranded airline passengers on 9/11. It’s a powerful reminder of the better angels of our nature and an experience that can truly be life-changing.
Now, Bay Area audiences have a unique opportunity to witness the creative process of another exciting project by the same duo. The new musical “Vienna” explores the lives of four characters in the Austrian capital at different points in time. While still in development, this production is just one of the many highlights of TheatreWorks Silicon Valley’s annual New Works Festival.
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Exploring New Works
The New Works Festival is a platform for emerging and established artists to showcase their latest creations. This year’s lineup includes a variety of compelling works that promise to engage and inspire. One of the most anticipated productions is “The Bridge,” a musical by the performing duo the Kilbanes, known for their previous work “Weightless.” This new piece delves into the story of an 1867 marriage where the gender roles are swapped, offering a fresh perspective on traditional narratives.
Another standout is “The Employee Dharma Handbook” by Geetha Reddy. This play follows an overlooked promotion that uncovers centuries of social friction within an aerospace company. With its blend of humor and insight, it promises to spark meaningful conversations about workplace dynamics and societal norms.
Event Details and Tickets
The New Works Festival runs from July 25 through August 17. Performances are scheduled at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, July 25, and at 7 p.m. on Monday, July 28. Tickets range from $25 to $40 and can be purchased through the TheatreWorks website or by calling 877-662-8978. The performances take place at the Lucie Stern Theatre, located at 1305 Middlefield Road in Palo Alto.
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Additional Highlights
In addition to the main festival offerings, TheatreWorks continues to support the arts community by providing opportunities for local talent and innovative storytelling. The festival not only showcases new works but also fosters a collaborative environment where artists can experiment and grow.
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Related Stories
As the Bay Area continues to thrive as a hub for the arts, there are always new stories to explore. Recent coverage has included the cryptic social media posts from Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, which have sparked fan speculation. Additionally, reviews of performances such as ODC’s KT Nelson’s surreal and compassionate dance of grief highlight the depth and diversity of artistic expression in the area.
Other notable features include Paul Simon’s rare deep cut performance after a fan handed him $20 mid-show, showcasing the unpredictable and magical moments that can occur in live entertainment.
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