It’s 1957. You are at a beautiful beach house overlooking the Pacific. You’re there with Cary Grant, Clare Boothe Luce and Aldous Huxley and they are on an acid trip. Together.
That is the bold premise of Flying Over Sunset, a new musical written and directed by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award® winner James Lapine (Sunday in the Park with George, Into the Woods, Falsettos). Join three extraordinary people as they take an exhilarating journey into the most colorful corners of the human psyche – delving into their private desires, hopes and secrets. Carmen Cusack (Bright Star), Harry Hadden-Paton (My Fair Lady) and Tony Yazbeck (On the Town) lead the cast in this brilliantly imagined story of revelation and connection.
Flying Over Sunset features a gorgeous score written by Pulitzer Prize, Emmy® and Tony Award winner Tom Kitt (Next to Normal) and Tony nominee Michael Korie (Grey Gardens). Michelle Dorrance, the world-renowned dancer and MacArthur grant winner, will make her theatrical debut as the show’s choreographer.
Venue
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Lincoln Center Theater
Flying Over Sunset
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CAST
Carmen Cusack, Clare Boothe Luce
Harry Hadden-Paton, Aldous Huxley
Tony Yazback, Cary Grant
CREATIVE
James Lapine, Book
Tom Kitt, Music
Michael Korie, Lyrics
James Lapine, Director
Michelle Dorrance, Choreographer
Kimberly Grigsby, Music Director
Beowulf Boritt, Sets
Toni-Leslie James, Costumes
Bradley King, Lighting
Dan Moses Schreier, Sound
Michael Starobin, Orchestrations
Telsey + Company, Casting
Rick Steiger, Production Stage Manager
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