Stephen Sondheim's Gender-Swapped Company Comes to Denver

When you support our community-rooted newsroom, you enable all of us to be better informed, connected, and empowered during this important election year. Give now and help us raise $12,000 by June 7., who plays Sarah on the first national tour of the Stephen Sondheim musical."Not only does our casting reflect the vibrant diversity of American society in terms of race, gender and sexuality, but it lightheartedly pokes fun at the imperfections of marriage and relationships.

Several cast members express their admiration for the late Sondheim, who died in 2021 and is remembered as one of the most influential composers and lyricists in musical theater history. His compositions for, such as"Getting Married Today" and"The Ladies Who Lunch," are celebrated for their lyrical complexity and emotional depth.

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