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The Seven Deadly Seas at Pacific Opera Project
Dates: 7/17/2026 - 7/19/2026
📍 Theatre: Pacific Opera Project
125 S Ave 57
Los Angeles , CA 90042
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The Seven Deadly Seas is a new rock musical written by Sarah Sturdevant that tells the love story between James and Margaret, a pirate and a princess. Their romance is threatened by Captain Dagon, the Devil's henchman, who makes Faustian bargains and twisted promises. The story is inspired by pirate films from the Golden Age of Hollywood and the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, exploring themes of revenge, betrayal, good vs. evil, and freedom. This production is presented as part of Pacific Opera Project's POP Artist Recital Series in Highland Park, Los Angeles.
Cast and Creative Team for The Seven Deadly Seas at Pacific Opera Project
Cast
James
Ensemble
Margaret
Ensemble
Captain Dagon
Ensemble
Devil's Henchman
Ensemble
Creative Team
Sarah Sturdevant
Writer
News About The Seven Deadly Seas at Pacific Opera Project
THE SEVEN DEADLY SEAS Musical Returns to Los Angeles with Pacific Opera Project
May 13, 2026 THE SEVEN DEADLY SEAS, a rock musical by Sarah Sturdevant following a pirate-and-princess love story, will return to Los Angeles as part of Pacific Opera Project's POP Artist Recital Series in Highland Park.About the Theatre
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