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The Cher Show at North Shore Music Theatre takes audiences through the life and career of one of pop culture’s most iconic performers. Framed as a musical biography and directed by Kevin P. Hill Cher’s story is told through three versions of herself: Babe, Lady, and Star each representing a different era of her life.
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Before Rent catapulted Jonathan Larson into musical theatre fame, there was Tick, Tick… Boom! his semi-autobiographical rock monologue about chasing dreams before time runs out. Directed and Choreographed by Ilyse Robbins, the story follows Jon, an aspiring composer in 1990 New York, who’s feeling the weight of turning 30 without having “made it.” As he
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In Actors’ Shakespeare Projects’s reimagined Macbeth, director Christopher V. Edwards trades witches and prophecies for experiments and manipulation. Set during the Cold War, this version, nicknamed MK-Beth, turns Shakespeare’s tragedy into a chilling psychological study. The Weird Sisters are no longer mystical figures but scientists orchestrating state-sponsored mind control. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth become test