Mozart: Her Story
Closing: November 17, 2024Mozart: Her Story - West End History , Info & More
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Catherine Street LondonBased on the life of one of the greatest composers of all time, Mozart: Her Story – The New Musical, shines a unique light on a classic story told through the eyes of Nan, Wolfgang’s rebellious sister, who attempts to break through the misogynistic confines of the era with her courage and prodigious genius.
The woman in the shadows, behind the man in the sun.
Wolfgang’s sister, Nan Mozart, is a brilliant composer who struggles to be seen and heard in the male-dominated 18th century Court. When the young virtuosa, who is arguably more talented than her brother, is silenced and banned from all artistic endeavours, she rebels. In this untold story of the greatest composer of all time, his insatiable sibling and conflicted father embark on a journey of love, hate, tragedy, and redemption.
Mozart: Her Story – The New Musical, breaks new ground as it marries Mozart’s classics with over twenty contemporary originals by Tegan Summer & Gregory Nabours.
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