Tickets
ONLINE LIVE, link to come via email 1 hour before showtime New York, NY 10001
**Ticket buyers will receive a link via email on the day of the performance at least one hour before the show begins. You will receive an email from festivalboxoffice@allenandgray.com. Your email will be shared by TDF to festivalboxoffice@allenandgray.com for this one-time use.
TUESDAY JULY 7th
LEGENDARY: A Ghost Rock Story tells the story of the rock band Gypsy, the pinnacle of rock music in the 1970’s, and untimely death of their lead singer Max
WEDNESDAY JULY 8th
BAYARD: In 1963, what would become known as the most iconic march in Civil Rights history was still a gestating idea without the right person to organize it. The leaders of the movement, some reluctantly, some faithfully, chose Bayard Rustin, the great civil right strategist and openly gay Black man, to organize and get the march on its feet.
THURSDAY JULY 9th
WALT AND ROY: A Magical New Musical follows the Disney brothers as they make their roots in Los Angeles in 1923 until they produce their first feature length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, in 1937. The musical chronicles the special relationship between Walt and Roy in their genius in creating the House of Mouse.
FRIDAY JULY 10th
FREEDOM RIDERS: the Civil Rights Musical - tells the true story of the activists who boldly challenge the legality and optics of the Jim Crow South in 1961 by riding busses in mixed groups. Freedom Riders is a soaring portrait of the fearless voices who used nonviolent direct action to initiate change.
**Ticket buyers will receive a link via email on the day of the performance at least one hour before the show begins. You will receive an email from festivalboxoffice@allenandgray.com. Your email will be shared by TDF to festivalboxoffice@allenandgray.com for this one-time use.
TUESDAY JULY 7th
LEGENDARY: A Ghost Rock Story tells the story of the rock band Gypsy, the pinnacle of rock music in the 1970’s, and untimely death of their lead singer Max
WEDNESDAY JULY 8th
BAYARD: In 1963, what would become known as the most iconic march in Civil Rights history was still a gestating idea without the right person to organize it. The leaders of the movement, some reluctantly, some faithfully, chose Bayard Rustin, the great civil right strategist and openly gay Black man, to organize and get the march on its feet.
THURSDAY JULY 9th
WALT AND ROY: A Magical New Musical follows the Disney brothers as they make their roots in Los Angeles in 1923 until they produce their first feature length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, in 1937. The musical chronicles the special relationship between Walt and Roy in their genius in creating the House of Mouse.
FRIDAY JULY 10th
FREEDOM RIDERS: the Civil Rights Musical - tells the true story of the activists who boldly challenge the legality and optics of the Jim Crow South in 1961 by riding busses in mixed groups. Freedom Riders is a soaring portrait of the fearless voices who used nonviolent direct action to initiate change.
Age Guidance: 13
Show Notes: No Intermission
Audience Advisory:
Performance presented via Performance Art Theatre - New York City, New York. Proceeds to benefit Broadway Cares / Equity Fights AIDS and Broadway for Racial Justice.
Performance Schedule:
TUESDAY thru FRIDAY @ 8 PM
Music
Taran Gray - Festival Music Supervisor
Director
Richard Allen - Festival Director
