The Magi at Capital Repertory Theatre
Dates: 11/27/2026 - 12/24/2026
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251 N Pearl St.
Albany, NY 12207
A reimagining of O. Henry’s timeless holiday classic “The Gift of the Magi.”
In this soulful theatrical concert, audiences follow Nix and Jude, a folk-rock duo who have spent nearly a decade together and fell in love in the maddeningly tight quarters of their tour bus. As the holiday season approaches, the couple and their band face a breaking point. Blending original music, heartfelt storytelling, and tender humor, “The Magi” explores the sacrifices we make for love and the imperfect but profound ways we show devotion to those we cherish. Equal parts concert experience and quirky love story, this production wraps up the spirit of giving in a delightfully original package.
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The mission of Capital Repertory Theatre (theREP) is to create a meaningful theatre generated from an authentic link to the community. theREP serves as a safe house for the cultural lives of both artists and the community at large. theREP fosters the belief that the theatre must serve as an advocate and caretaker of the common threads that bind the American culture together in a world that is defined more and more by diversity. theREP strives to bring to life those works that speak to our common cultural heritage as well as new work that expands our perceptions of ourselves and explores new horizons of thought through the medium of theatre.
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