David in Shadow and Light
Libretto by Yehuda Hyman & Music by Daniel HoffmanDirected by Nick Olcott, Music Directed by George Fulginiti-ShakarChoreography by Peter DiMuro and Shula Strassfeld of the Liz Lerman Dance ExchangeComissioned by Theater J, the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity, and the Foundation for Jewish Culture. Featuring Will Gartshore, Donna Migliaccio, Matt Pearson, Lawrence Redmond, Bobby Smith, Russell Sunday, Peggy Yates, Norman Aronovic, Matthew Anderson and Carolyn Agan
May 10 - June 15, 2008
"audacious... this genre-defying project is at its heart something very old-fashioned. It sucker-punches you in the heart, and in reaching for a big-sized theme in the end actually grabs it and shakes it like a bible story teller." -The Georgetowner - Click here and scroll down to read the full review"action-packed musical flows easily... Nick Olcott has assembled an ensemble of 10 outstanding voices." - The Washington Examiner - Click here and scroll down to read the full review
"There’s a whole lot going on in the show, so try not to blink. Bring your attention span and get ready for some crazy biblical fun." -The Express - Click here and scroll down to read the full review"action-packed musical flows easily... Nick Olcott has assembled an ensemble of 10 outstanding voices."
"a powerhouse cast… moments that are absolutely beautiful"- Metro Weekly
"Elegant, yet simple, gestural and dance elements"-Washington Jewish Week
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Artistic Director's Roundtable Discussions: following the Sunday 3:00 pm matineesMusic Festival Discussion: Wednesday, June 4
David In Shadow and Light Press ReleaseDavid In Shadow and Light Fact Sheet
Part of the Community-Wide Israel at 60 CelebrationThe Annual Arthur Tracy "The Street Singer" Endowment Fund ProductionHonoring the memory and musical legacy of Arthur Tracy—the renowned radio, stage and screen singer and entertainer whose talent delighted millions around the world—the arts programs supported by this fund continue Tracy’s ability to entertain for years to come.Production Sponsored by the Ann Loeb Bronfman Foundation, The National Endowment for the Arts, The Embassy of Israel, The Morningstar Foundation, and Irene & Alan Wurtzel.