Run Time: 2 hours and 15 minutes, including one intermission
Please Note: Passing Strange  is a coming of age musical with frank discussions about sex, drug use and cultural identity. We recommend this show for audiences  ages thirteen and older.

FRESH, EXUBERANT, BRACINGLY INVENTIVE, BITINGLY FUNNY, AND FULL OF HEART” — The New York Times

ATLANTA PREMIERE OF A NY TIMES “CRITIC’S PICK”

WINNER: TONY AWARD FOR “BEST BOOK” • 3 DRAMA DESK AWARDS INCLUDING “BEST MUSICAL”

A soulful and electrifying Broadway musical, PASSING STRANGE takes us on an odyssey in search of identity, acceptance, and the “Real”.  A young man discovers his musical calling and sets off for Europe, leaving behind his mother and comfortable suburban life. In his rebellion filled with sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll, he yearns for something in life that he thinks can only be found in art. Bursting with energizing punk, blues, gospel, and jazz music, this Tony Award-winning musical radiates with humor and heart. PASSING STRANGE is by far “the freshest musical in town” (Wall Street Journal).

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ATLANTA PREMIERE OF A NY TIMES “CRITIC’S PICK”

WINNER: TONY AWARD FOR “BEST BOOK” • 3 DRAMA DESK AWARDS INCLUDING “BEST MUSICAL”

Run Time: 2 hours and 15 minutes, including one intermission
Please Note: Passing Strange  is a coming of age musical with frank discussions about sex, drug use and cultural identity. We recommend this show for audiences  ages thirteen and older.

FRESH, EXUBERANT, BRACINGLY INVENTIVE, BITINGLY FUNNY, AND FULL OF HEART” — The New York Times

A soulful and electrifying Broadway musical, PASSING STRANGE takes us on an odyssey in search of identity, acceptance, and the “Real”.  A young man discovers his musical calling and sets off for Europe, leaving behind his mother and comfortable suburban life. In his rebellion filled with sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll, he yearns for something in life that he thinks can only be found in art. Bursting with energizing punk, blues, gospel, and jazz music, this Tony Award-winning musical radiates with humor and heart. PASSING STRANGE is by far “the freshest musical in town” (Wall Street Journal).

Cast and Creative

Arianna Hardaway

[she/her]

Ensemble

Christian Magby

[he/him]

Youth

Candy McLellan*

[she/her]

Ensemble

Latrice Pace*

[she/her]

Mother

Trevor Rayshay Perry

[they/them]

Ensemble

Brad Raymond*

[he/him]

Narrator

India Tyree

[she/her]

Ensemble

Stew

Book, Music, Lyrics

Heidi Rodewald

Music

Annie Dorsen

Collaborator 

Thomas W. Jones II

Director, Choreographer 

S. Renee Clark

Music Director 

Swings: Jasmine Renee Ellis, Ebony Golden, Clinton Harris

*Appearing through an Agreement between this theatre, Theatrical Outfit, and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.

Properties Designer & Set Decorator
Caroline Cook

Scenic Design
Isabel and Moriah Curley-Clay

Costume Design
Jarrod Barnes

Lighting Design
Ben Rawson

Sound Design & Engineer
Amari Hicks

Stage Manager
Gabby Peralta

Musicians
Spencer Bean, Ramon Pooser, Corey Raymmond, Joel Saidi, Morgan Stevenson