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Tickets are $25 and can be purchased by clicking here or calling the Box Office at 860.873.8668 (Monday – Thursday 10 am to 3 pm).

Viewers will only need to purchase one ticket per household.

Viewers can watch the entire show or watch part and come back later.

Once the viewer clicks the link to watch, they will have 72 hours to view the video. Once a ticket is purchased, viewers will be emailed a unique link and passcode that can be used any time during the streaming period. Goodspeed On Demand will offer a variety of streaming content ranging from never-before-seen archive recordings of past Goodspeed productions to filmed theatrical performances by musical theatre legends to unique concerts from some of the “best and brightest performers on the stage today.”Įach production will be available for an extended period of time, and new content will be added on a regular basis. Passing Through will premiere on Monday, March 15, and will be available for viewing any time On Demand until Sunday, April 4. The streaming service will launch with the performance of Passing Through, which premiered at the Goodspeed’s Terris Theatre in 2019. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve and force companies to reconsider their already altered schedules, Goodspeed. At the first rehearsal, the creators said ‘Everyone in this room is our first choice.The acclaimed Goodspeed Opera House has announced that Goodspeed Musicals will now be offered in a new streaming program called Goodspeed On Demand. Goodspeed Opera House Facebook/goodspeedoperahouse. Two of the female leads are people of color and it’s appropriate for the characters, even though they’ve been played by white actors before. Brown appreciates that, “as a woman of color, they saw me in this role, which not everyone would consider. In this one, you don’t feel that separation. “What I like most about this ‘Anne of Green Gables,’” Brown says, “is that in other versions, the generational thing is usually so segregated, with the old people and the young people. Brown’s Broadway credits display an extraordinary range: She starred in the recent revival of “Caroline, or Change,” appeared in the esoteric Go-Gos musical “Head Over Heels” and sang the role of the narrator in “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” In Connecticut, she was the first Black actor to play Lucy in the musical “Jekyll & Hyde,” which launched its first national tour at the Oakdale in Wallingford.īrown says the “Anne of Green Gables” cast has bonded like family, a beautiful fit for a show she says is about “family, trust and community.