A Tale of Two Cities
Coming to Warwick High School Performing Arts Center
September 11-28
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A TALE OF TWO CITIES is a Broadway musical based on Charles Dickens' classic novel set during the tumultuous French Revolution. With music, lyrics, and a book by Jill Santoriello, the musical follows the intertwined lives of Charles Darnay, a French aristocrat, and Sydney Carton, a disillusioned English lawyer, as they navigate love, sacrifice, and redemption. Centered on the powerful themes of justice, class struggle, and personal transformation, A TALE OF TWO CITIES brings the epic story to life with sweeping melodies and a richly emotional narrative.
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A Tale of Two Cities is based on the novel by Charles Dickens and is set in London and Paris before and during the French Revolution. It explores themes of sacrifice, redemption, resurrection, and human nature. A brief synopsis can be found here: https://origintheatrical.com.au/work/5468
We believe this is an important historical story that fits well with Servant Stage's goal to present shows that will "inspire, educate, challenge, and entertain." However we want our audiences to be aware that there are mature themes and the show will not be appropriate for all people. If this was a movie it would probably be rated PG or PG-13.
Death/Violence/War: There is no graphic violence, but multiple deaths and murders are portrayed in a stylized theatrical manner and without blood. There are also gunshot sound effects. Themes of war, death, beheadings, sexual violence, and murder are mentioned as parts of the story.
Adult Behavior: There is social drinking and one character drinks to excess. A few brief onstage kisses.
Language: The word "hell" is used in the phrase "cursed straight to hell." The word "damned" is used in the phrase "the damned unforgivable Marquis" and the word "ass" is used in the phrase "you were an ass again." The word "whore" is used by French peasants referring disdainfully to Marie Antoinette.
Performances:
Warwick High School Performing Arts Center
301 W Orange St, Lititz PA 17543
Thursday, September 11 • 7pm
Friday, September 12 • 7pm
Saturday, September 13 • 2pm
Saturday, September 13 • 7pm
Sunday, September 14 • 2pm
Thursday, September 18 • 7pm
Friday, September 19 • 7pm
Saturday, September 20 • 2pm
Saturday, September 20 • 7pm
Sunday, September 21 • 2pm
Thursday, September 25 • 7pm
Friday, September 26 • 7pm
Saturday, September 27 • 2pm
Saturday, September 27 • 7pm
Sunday, September 28 • 2pm
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