Video: Watch a Preview of 5th Avenue Theatre's THE LAST FIVE YEARS

The production runs through March 16, 2025.

By: Michael Major Feb. 20, 2025

Watch a preview of the 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT Contemporary Theatre's co-production of The Last Five Years, starring Cassi Q Kohl and Jeffery Wallace, which runs through March 16, 2025. Go on an unforgettable journey with The 5th and ACT Contemporary Theatre in this narrative-bending musical rarity.

An interwoven love story, this modern musical takes a devastatingly honest look at one couple's journey falling in and out of love. Through clever storytelling and sharp lyrics, Jason Robert Brown's cult favorite gives us a raw and intimate window into two souls and two perspectives of one relationship.

Jamie, a moth drawn to Cathy's flame, finds instant success as an author. Cathy, head over heels for Jamie, burns out as a discouraged actor. Joy and heartbreak go hand in hand as one races towards the future and the other reaches back to the past.

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Video: Watch a Preview of 5th Avenue Theatre's THE LAST FIVE YEARS

Watch a video preview of the 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT Contemporary Theatre's co-production of The Last Five Years, starring Cassi Q Kohl and Jeffery Wallace. Go on a journey with The 5th and ACT Contemporary Theatre in this musical rarity.

Review: THE LAST FIVE YEARS from ACT And The 5th Avenue Theatre

Dear Readers, if you’re not familiar with the Jason Robert Brown love story, “The Last Five Years” currently being offered from ACT and The 5th Avenue Theatre, you could get a bit confused watching it. So be sure to read on to avoid confusion. But for myself, I’ve seen it a few different times. I’ve seen it with a larger cast than just the normal two people, I’ve seen a production that chose to change the intent of the breakup, and, of course, I’ve seen the movie. But the story isn’t what confused me in this production. No, my confusion came from trying to convince myself that these two people were now or ever in love. No chemistry. But we’ll touch on that more later as well.

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