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The York Theatre Company Presents an Evening of Musical Theater, Featuring Material From Three New Musicals

The musicals are: BOUNDLESS by Alison Weller & Peter Hodgson, DOUBLE HELIX by Madeline Myers & COMING ATTRACTION by Gray Horan, Amanda D'Archangelis & Sami Horneff.

By: Oct. 06, 2020
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The York Theater Company presents an evening of musical theater, featuring material from three shows they are helping to develop.

The shows are:

BOUNDLESS

By Alison Weller and Peter Hodgson

An exploration of the changing small-boat fishing industry off Cape Cod, merging an interview-based text with original pop and folk music.

DOUBLE HELIX

By Madeline Myers
(NEO 2019)

The true story of Rosalind Franklin, the brilliant scientist whose pivotal contributions to the discovery of DNA were written out of the history books.

COMING ATTRACTION

By Gray Horan, Amanda D'Archangelis (NEO 2019) and Sami Horneff (NEO 2019)

In 1920s Hollywood, two talented female artists-photographer Ruth Harriet Louise and actress Greta Garbo-must navigate the narrow pathways available to them while asking, "what does it take to follow your dreams?"

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A private YouTube link will be sent on Friday, October 9th.

ALSO COMING UP IN THEIR LIVE SHOW (AND TELL!) SERIES:

CLOSER THAN EVER

(2012)

Tuesday, October 13, at 7 p.m.

Lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr.
Music by David Shire
Music Director Andrew Gerle
Directed by Richard Maltby, Jr.


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TAKING A CHANCE ON LOVE

(2000)

Monday, October 19, at 7 p.m.


Lyrics by John Latouche
Composers include Leonard Bernstein, Duke Ellington, Vernon Duke, Jerome Moross, Ned Rorem and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Devised by Erik Haagensen
Directed by James Morgan
We revisit our 2000 world premiere revue of the life and work of lyricist John Latouche.

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