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What if you could step into a world where people simply lived together — enjoying coffee, ice cream, love, and laughter — without the barriers that so often divide us? That’s the quiet beauty of Utopia, a new version of a play by Charles L. Mee. 

What if you could step into a world where people simply lived together — enjoying coffee, ice cream, love, and laughter — without the barriers that so often divide us? That’s the quiet beauty of Utopia, a new version of a play by Charles L. Mee. 

What if you could step into a world where people simply lived together — enjoying coffee, ice cream, love, and laughter — without the barriers that so often divide us? That’s the quiet beauty of Utopia, a new version of a play by Charles L. Mee. 

What if you could step into a world where people simply lived together — enjoying coffee, ice cream, love, and laughter — without the barriers that so often divide us? That’s the quiet beauty of Utopia, a new version of a play by Charles L. Mee. 

What if you could step into a world where people simply lived together — enjoying coffee, ice cream, love, and laughter — without the barriers that so often divide us? That’s the quiet beauty of Utopia, a new version of a play by Charles L. Mee. 

What if you could step into a world where people simply lived together — enjoying coffee, ice cream, love, and laughter — without the barriers that so often divide us? That’s the quiet beauty of Utopia, a new version of a play by Charles L. Mee. 

Cirque Mechanics takes you on a journey to the back lot of their inventive theme park, where in the shadow of the roller coaster and under the lights of the Ferris wheel, you'll meet the carnies, characters, and operators that keep the thrills coming and the rides running.

Cirque Mechanics takes you on a journey to the back lot of their inventive theme park, where in the shadow of the roller coaster and under the lights of the Ferris wheel, you'll meet the carnies, characters, and operators that keep the thrills coming and the rides running.

The Greatest Love of All: A Tribute to Whitney Houston brings Whitney Houston’s musical legacy to life in a critically acclaimed tribute concert described as “mind-blowingly spot-on.” Be stunned by the breathtaking vocals of Belinda Davids – as seen on Britain’s Got Talent, Showtime at the Apollo, and winner of the BBC’s Even Better Than the Real Thing.

This jaw-dropping, two-hour international production will fill audiences with joy, nostalgia and wonderment as it guides theatergoers on a heartfelt journey through all of Whitney Houston’s greatest hits, including I Wanna Dance With Somebody, I Will Always Love You, Greatest Love of All, How Will I Know, One Moment in Time, I Have Nothing, Run to You, Didn’t We Almost Have It All, I’m Every Woman, Where Do Broken Hearts Go, Queen of the Night, Higher Love and more.

Davids is accompanied by her live band and backing vocalists, plus state-of-the-art sound, lighting, vision and theatrical FX, making this a beautifully crafted tribute to one of the world’s most revered singers.

This is a special concert event not to be missed.

*Not associated with the Estate of Whitney Houston.

Age recommendation: Family-friendly

Sensory advisory: Lights & haze

You have been invited to join the Jellicle Cats at their once-a-year Jellicle Ball!  Cats like humans are complex beings made of extroverts and introverts, rule makers and rule breakers, relaxed and highly energized, playful and serious felines.  And at the Jellicle Ball they dance to celebrate all that makes them exceptional.  But there is also a dangerous game afoot.  One of them must be chosen by Old Deuteronomy to ascend to the Heavyside Layer, leave their life on this planet behind and be reborn into a new Jellicle life. Will it be the rascal Rum Tum Tugger, magical Mister Mistoffelees, troublemakers Mungojerry or Rumpleteazer, Jennyanydots or the enigmatic Grizabella? Each cat touts their talents in song and dance.