The Fisher Center at Bard Announces Programming for the Spiegeltent at Bard SummerScape 2025, June 27 – August 16

Majestic Handmade Pavilion of Mirrors to Be Filled with Daring and Celebratory Performances from Meshell Ndegeocello, John Cameron Mitchell, Susanne Bartsch, Juno Birch, Stella Cole, Elisapie, Sunny Jain, Martha Redbone, Adrienne Truscott, Ringdown, Tina Friml, OLATUJA, Third Reprise, and More

Bluegrass on Hudson Series Returns For Third Season

 
The Fisher Center at Bard, one of the country’s leading multidisciplinary producing institutions, today announces SummerScape 2025’s Spiegeltent programming, June 27 – August 16. The platform for cutting-edge artistry and revelry annually brings summer weekends of dazzling performances, dancing, drinks, and dining to the Hudson River Valley. Now in its 18th year, it returns with a lineup of acclaimed artists selected by Jason Collins, Fisher Center Producer & Spiegeltent Curator. They break new ground in music, comedy, and cabaret with their performances in the majestic handmade mirrored pavilion. The season will again be emceed by world-renowned live artist and Spiegeltent favorite Adrienne Truscott, who also returns with a headlining show on July 5.

2025 Spiegeltent Highlights include:
 

• Third Reprise, performing genre-bending and wildly adventurous arrangements of showtunes, June 27

 

• Electro-pop duo Ringdown (vocalist and folk-pop singer-songwriter Danni Lee Parpan and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer, violinist, and vocalist Caroline Shaw) bringing their debut album Lady on the Bike to the Spiegeltent, June 28

 

• Adrienne Truscott’s return to the Spiegeltent as the forgotten cabaret icon Païge Trnr, performing with an all-lady band, July 5

 

• Back by popular demand, “startlingly bold” (The Quietus) “Hendrix of dhol” (Manchester Salon) Sunny Jain returns to the Spiegeltent for another transcendent performance, July 11

 

• Folk, blues, and gospel-melding musician Martha Redbone’s return to Bard with My Indigenous Soul, July 12

 

• Canadian Inuk singer-songwriter Elisapie, performing her recent acclaimed album Inuktitut with a stellar lineup of Montreal’s premier indie and folk talent, July 13

 

• Tina Friml, named one of Variety’s “Top 10 Comics to Watch in 2024,” joined by “master of comedic timing” (Paste) Chanel Ali, July 18 

 

• OLATUJA, the reunion of vocalist Alicia Olatuja and Nigerian electric bassist Michael Olatuja, July 19

 

• “Queen of New York nightlife” (Vogue) Susanne Bartsch’s seventh Spiegeltent engagement, featuring Murray Hill, Joey Arias, Julie Atlas Muz, Charlene Incarnate, Opera Gaga, Lola Von Rox, Leonid the Magnificent, Daniella Darling, and Monkey, July 25 & 26

 

• Mancunian Extraterrestrial Drag Icon Juno Birch’s The Probed Tour, August 1 &2

 

• Viral sensation Stella Cole bringing her breathtaking vocals to a variety of songs and genres, August 8

 

• Meshell Ndegeocello’s return to Bard with her Grammy-winning celebration of James Baldwin, No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin, August 9 & 10

 

• Queen Bitch, legendary Hedwig and the Angry Inch writer, director, and star John Cameron Mitchell’s tribute to all things Bowie, with special guest Shannon Conley, August 15 & 16

 

• The return of the Bluegrass on Hudson Series, celebrating the contemporary bluegrass and roots music of America, guest curated by Ruth Oxenberg and Rob Schumer, Thursdays, July 17, 24, 31, and August 7 & 14

 

• and many others (see below section for the full list of Spiegeltent performances and events)

A marvel of engineering derived from a beloved nineteenth-century Belgian tradition, the Spiegeltent is a glittering mirrored pavilion with an interior of carved wood surfaces, parquet floor, beveled mirrors, stained-glass windows, and sumptuous velvet canopies. Since 2006, it has enchanted guests with boundary-breaking and entertaining performances in the Fisher Center’s awe-inspiring setting.

On Fridays and Saturdays, for patrons 21 and up, the Spiegeltent festivities continue long after performances end with Spiegeltent After Hours, hosted and co-curated by Andy Monk of Queer Conspiracy; the space remains open until 12:30 am, with dancing, DJs, and food and drink at the Spiegeltent Garden Bar.

Spiegeltent programming is part of SummerScape 2025, which runs June 27 – August 17, with seven weeks of music, opera, dance, and theater. SummerScape, a “hotbed of intellectual and aesthetic adventure” (The New York Times), serves as an incubator for adventurous works that often go on to have extended lives and make significant impacts on the performance landscape in New York and around the country and world. This year, in addition to Spiegeltent offerings, it includes the world premiere of Pastoral, a collaboration between Fisher Center LAB Choreographer in Residence Pam Tanowitz, visual artist Sarah Crowner, and composer Caroline Shaw (June 27–29); a work-in-progress reading of Suzan-Lori Parks’s libretto for Jubilee, an adaptation of Scott Joplin’s Treemonisha, the first Fisher Center LAB Civis Hope Commission (July 11–13); the first full U.S. staging of Bedřich Smetana’s opera Dalibor, directed by Jean-Romain Vesperini, with the American Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leon Botstein (July 25 – August 3); and the 35th Bard Music Festival Martinů and His World (August 8–17).
 

2025 Spiegeltent Performance Descriptions and Schedule

Third Reprise

Friday, June 27 at 8 pm
Third Reprise brings beloved showtunes to life with epic, genre-bending twists like disco funk, yacht rock, and synthpop. Featuring top-tier musicians from Broadway and NYC's R&B, funk, soul, and jazz scenes, this electric group burst onto the scene in 2023 and quickly captivated theater fans and music lovers alike. With over 15 million views, they've teamed up with stars like Andrew Barth Feldman, Amanda Barise, and Sarah Hyland to set the internet on fire.

Ringdown

Lady on the Bike
Saturday, June 28 at 8 pm

Cinematic electro-pop duo Ringdown—featuring Danni Lee Parpan and Pulitzer and Grammy winner Caroline Shaw—hits the Spiegeltent with an electrifying performance of music from their debut album, Lady on the Bike. The album radiates with a sense of possibility, exploring love, connection, and musical innovation, all shining like a disco ball with movement, transformation, and pure wonder.
 

Adrienne Truscott’s 24-Minute Misinterpretation of Song, Time, and Jeenyus

Saturday, July 5 at 8 pm

Form-busting performance artist Adrienne Truscott returns to the Spiegeltent as the one and lonely Païge Trnr, the forgotten cabaret legend and figment of her own imagination. Joined by an all-lady band (musical director Viva DeConcini on guitar, Brittany Anjou on keys, and Bernice ‘Boom Boom’ Brooks on drums), Païge is here to misinterpret and pervert some of the best and worst songs ever written. Païge will bring you to your feet (or knees) whether you like it or not, and whether she has autonomy over her body and her cocktails or not. Come! It’ll be so much pun.

Viva DeConcini musical direction, guitar
Brittany Anjou keyboards
Bernice ‘Boom Boom’ Brooks drums

Sunny Jain

Friday, July 11 at 8 pm

After an exhilarating Spiegeltent debut last summer, composer, drummer, and the “Hendrix of dhol” (Manchester Salon) Sunny Jain returns for a second season. In Sunny Jain’s performances, trance beats coalesce with ethereal soundscapes, creating a meditative, transcendent evening of music. His music is a celebration of cultural diaspora: deep-rooted tradition that ripples outward, changing—and being changed by—the cultures that it touches.

Martha Redbone

My Indigenous Soul
Saturday, July 12 at 8 pm

Vocalist, songwriter, composer, educator, and Spiegeltent favorite Martha Redbone returns to Bard with her “brilliant collision of cultures” (The New Yorker)—indigenous soul, blues, and down-home American roots music, all performed by “some of New York's finest jazz and blues musicians and Redbone’s own stirring voice and commanding presence” (The Wall Street Journal).

Martha Redbone lead vocals and percussion
Aaron Whitby musical direction and keys
Robin Macatangay guitars
Damon Banks bass
Rocky Bryant drums

Elisapie

Sunday, July 13 at 6 pm

Canadian Inuk singer-songwriter Elisapie blends modernity and tradition in her captivating music. Her unconditional attachment to her territory and her language, Inuktitut, remains at the core of her creative journey. Elisapie’s latest release, Inuktitut (winner of the 2024 Juno Award for Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year and a 2024 Polaris Music Prize finalist), reinvigorates the poetry of ten rock and pop hits with the raw, intimate sounds of her mother tongue. Joined by a stellar lineup of Montreal’s premier indie and folk talent, Elisapie brings her culture to life with bold, singular artistry.
Elisapie is co-presented with the Center for Indigenous Studies at Bard.

Elisapie vocals
Jean-Sébastien Williams guitar, vocals
Joshua Toal bass, guitar
Jérémie Essiambre drums

Tina Friml

featuring Chanel Ali
Friday, July 18 at 8 pm

Named one of Variety’s Top 10 Comics to Watch in 2024, Tina Friml is a stand-up superstar who uses animated optimism to talk about life with cerebral palsy. Tina’s sharp humor and fearless honesty about disability have earned her over 237K followers on Instagram and over 187K on TikTok. She’s appeared on The Tonight Show and Comedy Central, and was named a 2019 New Face at Just For Laughs. Don’t miss her Spiegeltent debut, where she’s joined by beloved NYC comic Chanel Ali (Netflix’s Dash & Lily, MTV’s Girl Code).

OLATUJA

Saturday, July 19 at 8 pm

OLATUJA sees vocalist Alicia Olatuja and Nigerian electric bassist Michael Olatuja reunite in music, blending Afrobeat, jazz, funk, and soul for a rousing, hard-grooving show. After enrapturing audiences at the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Rochester Jazz Festival, Love Supreme Festival, and Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, OLATUJA brings their singular sound to the Spiegeltent this summer for the very first time.

Susanne Bartsch presents New York, New York!

With Murray Hill, Joey Arias, Julie Atlas Muz, and more!
Friday, July 25 at 8 pm
Saturday, July 26 at 8 pm

Nightlife legend Susanne Bartsch returns for a seventh season with her risque cabaret vaudeville extraordinaire, full of flavor from all walks of life. With a knockout lineup of performers, New York, New York! is a wake-up call direct from the city that never sleeps.

This event contains nudity and adult content and is recommended for mature audiences only.

Emcee Murray Hill
Featuring Joey Arias, Julie Atlas Muz, Charlene Incarnate, Opera Gaga, Lola Von Rox, Leonid the Magnificent, Daniella Darling, Monkey, and more!

Juno Birch

The Probed Tour
Friday, August 1 at 8 pm
Saturday, August 2 at 8 pm

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It’s Juno Birch, the absolutely stunning outlandish blue alien who’d love nothing more than to speak to the manager of Earth. Juno travels the world and probes the absurdity of life on this planet in her one-woman stand-up comedy tour, Probed. Expect jumbo hair, space age fashion, and hysterical jokes from the extra-terrestrial icon all the way from the distant planet of Manchester as she shares her struggles of life through the lens of her little pink sunglasses.

Stella Cole

Friday, August 8 at 8 pm

Whether channeling the timeless elegance of Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand or reinventing the hits of Miley Cyrus and Billie Eilish, Stella Cole captivates audiences with a voice that transcends generations. She has graced New York’s premier jazz venues—including Jazz at Lincoln Center, Birdland Jazz Club, and Café Carlyle—and has garnered praise on social media from luminaries like Betty Buckley, David Foster, Donna Murphy, and James Taylor. Now, she brings her irresistible charm, extraordinary vocal prowess, and spirit of joy and wonder to the Spiegeltent.

Meshell Ndegeocello

No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin

Saturday, August 9 at 8 pm
Sunday, August 10 at 6 pm

“The world needs more musicians like her; creatively restless and ambitious.” —NPR Music

The virtuosic Meshell Ndegeocello returns to Bard with a celebration of the prolific writer, orator, and activist James Baldwin. Winner of the 2025 Grammy Award for Best Alternative Jazz Album, No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin sees Ndegeocello embark on a prophetic musical odyssey that transcends boundaries and genres, delving headfirst into race, sexuality, religion, and other recurring themes explored in the celebrated writer’s canon. The multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, and producer renders an immersive and palpable document that is as sagacious, unabashed, and introspective as Baldwin was in life.

Nearly a decade in the making, No More Water began in 2016 as Can I Get a Witness? at The Harlem Stage Gatehouse’s annual showcase honoring James Baldwin. Inspired by his seminal work The Fire Next Time, Ndegeocello deepened her exploration of Baldwin’s legacy in 2020 with Chapter & Verse, a multidisciplinary project commissioned by Fisher Center LAB.
 

Queen Bitch: John Cameron Mitchell Sings David Bowie

With Special Guest Shannon Conley
Friday, August 15 at 8 pm
Saturday, August 16 at 8 pm

Tony Award-winning star of stage and screen John Cameron Mitchell (Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Shortbus, How to Talk to Girls At Parties), one of alt-culture’s boldest creators, brings the glam phenom to life in a one-of-a-kind evening of songs and stories spanning the oeuvre of rock idol David Bowie. This electric tribute to all things Bowie features the internationally acclaimed Shannon Conley with a house band led by Tony and Grammy-nominated music director of Broadway’s Hedwig and Stereophonic, Justin Craig. Put on your red shoes and “Let’s Dance”!

Produced by ArKtype / Tommy Kriegsmann & Sami Pyne.

Shannon Conley vocals
Justin Craig musical direction, guitar, keyboard
Cat Popper bass
Sean Liljequist guitar
            Andres Valbuena drums

Sunday Socials at the Spiegeltent

KinderDisco!

with DJ Ali Gruber
Sunday, July 6 at 4 pm

KinderDisco! is an all-ages dance party with music for kids and their elders alike. DJ Ali takes her dance floor on a sonic journey across genres and eras, while MC Meals serves party-clown emcee vibes to keep it engaging for the Littles. Come for the Kinder, stay for the Disco!

Stud Country

Sunday, July 20 at 6 pm

Stud Country is a social dance event born from the rich legacy of queer dance spaces and the deep history of LGBTQ cowboy culture. Join dance instructor Emily Kessler for an evening of partner dancing and classic-era line dances, set to an energetic mix of disco, country, and pop tunes spun by DJ Mack. Stud Country believes social dancing should be easy, fun, and accessible. All bodies and all levels are welcome on the dance floor!

Summertime Swing!

With Danny Lipsitz and the Brass Tacks and Got2Lindy Dance Studios
Sunday, August 3 at 6 pm

Join us for another fabulous Summertime Swing at the Spiegeltent! Perennial favorites and local swing impresarios Linda and Chester Freeman of Got2Lindy Dance Studios return for a night of swing dancing to the fabulous music of Danny Lipsitz and the Brass Tacks.

Bluegrass on Hudson

Trunk, roots, and branches
Thursdays at 7 pm

About the Series
A series celebrating the contemporary bluegrass and roots music of America, featuring the next generation of talent carrying the tradition forward for a new time. Returning for its third season at the Spiegeltent, Bluegrass on Hudson is guest-curated by Ruth Oxenberg and Rob Schumer.

The Jason Carter Band

Thursday, July 17 at 7 pm

A three-time Grammy winner and six-time IBMA Fiddle Player of the Year, Carter is no stranger to the spotlight, Eastern Kentucky native Jason Carter has been a powerhouse in bluegrass, his fiery fiddle playing defining the genre’s modern sound. Now, after years of sharing the stage with some of the best in the business and receiving praise on The Country Music Highway alongside legends like Loretta Lynn and Chris Stapleton, he’s stepping forward with his own project, The Jason Carter Band, and carving out his path as a frontman.
 

Michael Daves & Jacob Jolliff

Thursday, July 24 at 7 pm

Michael Daves and Jacob Jolliff are two of America’s premier bluegrass talents. After years of collaborating in various bands and informal settings, they have teamed up as a formidable duo featuring high lonesome vocal harmony and fiery flatpicking. Their sound is an homage to the classic guitar-mandolin “brother duets” while leaving plenty of room for improvisation and inspired left turns. They effortlessly straddle the line between hard-core traditional bluegrass and experimental forms.

Alison Brown Quintet

Thursday, July 31 at 7 pm

“Like James Taylor’s voice or B.B. King’s guitar, Alison Brown’s banjo is an instrument possessed of a unique sonic signature and an inescapable beauty…an artist who never ceases to delight.” —Billboard Magazine

Grammy Award-winning musician Alison Brown has built a reputation as one of today’s most forward-thinking and innovative banjo players. With musical beginnings in the Southern California bluegrass scene, Alison takes the banjo far beyond its Appalachian roots by blending bluegrass and jazz influences into a sonic tapestry that has earned praise and recognition from a variety of national tastemakers, including The Wall Street Journal, CBS Sunday Morning, NPR, and USA Today.

Brittany & Natalie Haas

Thursday, August 7 at 7 pm

Sisters Natalie (cello) and Brittany (fiddle) Haas began their musical lives together, filling their childhood home with Bach suites and old-time tunes alike. It was on their own, however, following divergent paths through disparate musical traditions, countries, and cultures that they both arrived as virtuosi and composers at the highest levels of contemporary string music.  With HAAS, these singular musicians finally record together—in duo form—for the first time. From Nashville to Norway, the Celtic Isles to California, Natalie and Brittany Haas have absorbed, adapted, and made their own world of music.

Chris Eldridge & Kristin Andreassen

Thursday, August 14 at 7 pm

Kristin and Chris (a.k.a. Critter) met back when their bands Uncle Earl and Punch Brothers were just getting started. Over the years, they've shared the stage and studio with some of the most luminous artists of our time (Paul Simon, John Paul Jones, Emmylou Harris), and they've won awards (John Lennon Song Contest Grand Prize, a Grammy, Americana Music Association Instrumentalist of the Year). New parenthood has gifted this couple with more time at home, and more time to play music together. As a duo, they favor Kristin's originals, peppered with the bluegrass and old-time standards that Critter grew up on. All reimagined for two guitars, close harmonies, the occasional riff on a dance board or harmonica, and an ever more finely-tuned sense of “the things that matter.”
 

Spiegeltent After Hours

Fridays and Saturdays, June 27 – August 16

Andy Monk of Queer Conspiracy hosts and co-curates this year’s After Hours series, with a DJ lineup featuring fresh faces and returning favorites.

DJ Schedule
June 27 • Michael V
June 28 • Scotia
July 5 • Nath Ann Carrera and Tommi Calamari
July 11 • Brandon Wolcott
July 12 • Tikka Masala
July 18 • Laura Lynn
July 19 • Flared Bass
July 25 and 26 • Charlene Incarnate
August 1 • Jams Bond
August 2 • Amber Valentine
August 8 • Michael V
August 9 • Nath Ann Carrera and Tommi Calamari
August 15 and 16 • Bright Light Bright Light

$12 in advance; $15 at the door or free with same-day ticket to any performance 
$150 for an After Hours Season Pass
Entry available from 10:30 pm – 12 am; Spiegeltent closes at 12:30 am
Open to patrons age 21 and up

Note: There will be no performances or After Hours on Friday, July 4.
 

Community Partnerships

This summer, the Spiegeltent is the vibrant setting for two celebratory events hosted by local arts and education organizations—Upstate Films and the Red Hook Education Foundation.
 

Upstate Films 2025 Jubilee

Encounters with the Alchemists
Saturday, June 14 at 6 pm

Performances • Wizardry • Live Auction • Dinner • Artisanal Cocktails
Join Upstate Films for its annual big-tent variety show. Presenters range from theater to music, dance, podcasting, and, of course, cinema.
All proceeds benefit Upstate Films, a 501(c)(3) community benefit organization.
Book tickets here.

Red Hook Education Foundation

Black & White Ball
Friday, June 20 at 6:30 pm

The Red Hook Education Foundation presents its annual fundraising gala at the Spiegeltent. Get ready to dance the night away in your best black & white outfit. As always, there will be fantastic food, festive cocktails, great music, and scintillating company in a world-class venue.

The mission of the Red Hook Education Foundation is to enhance public education for students in our community by funding programs that promote equity and inspire excellence. RHEF is run entirely by volunteers who raise funds to benefit the students at Red Hook schools in diverse areas. This event is the Foundation’s largest source of support and has helped raise over $650,000 to help fund programs, activities, and equipment for students in our school district.

All proceeds benefit the Red Hook Education Foundation.

About Jason Collins, Curator

Born and raised in NY's Capital District, Jason Collins is the curator of the Spiegeltent at Bard Summerscape and the producer at the Fisher Center at Bard (FCB). While at FCB, he has produced works by artists across all performing arts disciplines, including SummerScape world premieres by Pam Tanowitz and David Lang, Elevator Repair Service, Justin Peck with Jackie Sibblies Drury, as well as Spiegeltent seasons 2022–2024 and the Fisher Center LAB Biennial Festival 2022–2023. He has also produced FCB tours around the world, including at La Biennale di Venezia, Barbican Center, Royal Opera, New York City Center, and BAM. Before joining the Fisher Center in 2022, Collins was the producer/company manager of Pam Tanowitz Dance and associate produced works by Pavel Zuštiak and Big Dance Theater. A Juilliard graduate, Collins danced professionally for over a decade, most notably with Pam Tanowitz, Ryan McNamara, the Metropolitan Opera, and the Merce Cunningham Trust.

Eat and Drink at the Spiegeltent
 
The Spiegeltent Garden (weather permitting) offers beer, wine, and light food to all SummerScape patrons from 6:30 pm until 12 am on Fridays and Saturdays, and some Thursdays. Ticket holders for Spiegeltent programs can enjoy a light fare and a full bar from 7 pm until 12 am. Food and beverage options for Sunday events vary.
 
Ticketing
 
Tickets are on sale to Fisher Center donors on Wednesday, April 23, and to the general public on Wednesday, April 30, at fishercenter.bard.edu and 845.758.7900. Tickets start at $25. Save 20% when you choose three or more SummerScape events.

Programming Notes

Programs, dates, and times are subject to change without notice. Friday/Saturday and After Hours performances may contain nudity and are for mature audiences only. Friday/Saturday admission is restricted to those over 18 years old unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. No one under 21 is permitted during After Hours.
 
Credits
 
Venue by Mirror Palace BVBA via West Coast Spiegeltents.

The Fisher Center is generously supported by Carolyn Marks Blackwood and Gregory H. Quinn, Jeanne Donovan Fisher, the Martin and Toni Sosnoff Foundation, Felicitas S. Thorne, Andrew E. Zobler, the Advisory Board of the Fisher Center, Fisher Center members and general fund donors, the Educational Foundation of America, the Smokler/Hebert Family Fund, and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.

About the Fisher Center at Bard

The Fisher Center is a premier professional performing arts center and a hub for research and education that demonstrates Bard College’s commitment to the performing arts as a cultural and educational necessity. To support artists, students, and audiences in the examination of artistic ideas, the Fisher Center develops, produces, and presents performing arts across disciplines through new productions and context-rich programs that challenge and inspire.

Home is the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts, designed by Frank Gehry and located on the campus of Bard College in New York’s Hudson Valley. This world-class theater building will be complemented by a new studio building designed by Maya Lin, scheduled to open in 2026. More than 200 events and 50,000 visitors are hosted at the Fisher Center each year, and over 300 professional artists are employed annually. As a powerful catalyst of art-making regionally, nationally, and worldwide, the Fisher Center produces 8 to 10 major new works in various disciplines every year. The Fisher Center offers outstanding programs to many communities, including the students and faculty of Bard College, and audiences in the Hudson Valley, New York City, across the country, and around the world. Building on a 165-year history as a competitive and innovative undergraduate institution, Bard is committed to enriching culture, public life, and democratic discourse by training tomorrow’s thought leaders.

Through Fisher Center LAB, the Center’s acclaimed residency and commissioning program, artists are provided with custom-made support toward their innovative projects, and their work has been seen in over 100 communities around the world. Resident choreographer Pam Tanowitz’s 2018 Four Quartets was recognized as “the most important work of dance theater so far this century” by The New York Times. In 2019, the Fisher Center won the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical for Daniel Fish’s production of Oklahoma!, which began life in 2007 as an undergraduate production at Bard and was produced professionally by the Fisher Center in 2015 before transferring to New York City. Illinoise, a 2023 Fisher Center world premiere from artists Sufjan Stevens, Justin Peck, and Jackie Sibblies Drury, was recognized with a Tony Award for Best Choreography following its tour and transfer to Broadway.

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This event was last updated on 04-16-2025

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