
All The World’s A Stage
A Musical by Adam Gwon
Directed by Jonathan Silverstein
Produced in Association with Michelle Noh
Movement by Patrick McCollum
Music Direction by Andrea Grody
Orchestrations by Michael Starobin
Starring Eliza Pagelle, Jon-Michael Reese, Matt Rodin, and Elizabeth Stanley
March 25 — May 10, 2025
Be the first to experience the world premiere of All the World’s a Stage, a musical by Adam Gwon, the award-winning composer of Ordinary Days.
As a gay high school teacher in small-town 1990s America, Ricky Alleman knows exactly what part he needs to play. When an offbeat student enlists his help to win a statewide theater competition, his efforts tangle with the local church, and Ricky's carefully compartmentalized life starts to unravel. All the World's a Stage is a brand new musical about making connections and being true to ourselves, even in a polarized world.
All the World’s a Stage was commissioned and developed by Keen Company over a three-year process, part of Keen’s continued commitment to intimate musicals with big emotional impact.
All the World’s a Stage runs approximately 100 minutes with no intermission.










Tickets: $70-$90
Premium Tickets: $90
Standard Tickets: $70
Senior Tickets: $45
For patrons 65 and older, available in-person at the box office anytime.
Student Tickets: $25
For patrons with a valid student ID, available in-person at the box office anytime.
Rush Tickets: $45
For all patrons, available in-person at the box office 1 hour before curtain, subject to availability.
Group Tickets: $35
For groups of 8+ patrons, please contact Ashley at 212-216-0963 or ashley@keencompany.org to arrange.
In honor of our 25th Anniversary, Keen is offering $25 tickets to performances on March 25 and April 25 — no code needed!
Performance Venue
Theater Five in Theatre Row
410 West 42nd Street
New York, NY 10036
Between 9th & 10th Ave
Show Schedule
Tuesdays at 7pm
Wednesdays at 7pm
Thursdays at 7pm
Fridays at 7pm
Saturdays at 2pm & 7pm
Sundays at 2pm
Added Performance:
Wednesday, May 7 at 2pm
Accessibility
Audio Description:
Tuesday, April 22 at 7pm
ASL Interpretation:
Tuesday, April 29 at 7pm
Keen Company x Audience Rewards Talkback Series
Keen is thrilled to partner with Audience Rewards on a series of conversations designed to connect our patrons and community with some of the themes surrounding All the World’s a Stage.
Audience Rewards is Broadway’s Official Loyalty Program. It is absolutely free to join, and as a member, you can earn points by attending your favorite Broadway and off-Broadway shows, plus get first access to Broadway presales and other exclusive content! Members can then use those points to get free tickets, merchandise, experiences and more!
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with Erik Bottcher, NYC Council Member for District #3
and Adam Odsess-Rubin, Artistic Director of the National Queer Theater
Moderated by Tony Morrison, Senior Director of Communications at GLAAD
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with Kevin Jennings, Chief Executive Officer of Lambda Legal and Author of "One Teacher in Ten in the New Millennium"
and Kelly Gilles, NYC DOE Theater and Special Education Teacher
and Adam Gwon, composer of All the World's a Stage
Moderated by Jonathan Silverstein, Artistic Director of Keen Company
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With Micah Bucey, Minister at Judson Memorial Church
Moderated by Marcia Pendelton, Founder of Walk Tall Girl Productions
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with Adam Gwon, composer of All the World's a Stage
and Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, the Tony Award-winning musical team behind Ragtime, Once on This Island, and Anastasia
Moderated by Christopher Burney, Tony Nominated Producer
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with All the World's a Stage Cast & Creative Team
Moderated by Jonathan Silverstein, Director of All the World's a Stage and Artistic Director of Keen Company
Meet the Artists

Adam Gwon (Book, Music, and Lyrics)

Jonathan Silverstein (Director)

Patrick McCollum (Movement)

Andrea Grody (Music Director)

Eliza Pagelle (Sam)

Jon-Michael Reese (Michael)

Matt Rodin (Ricky)

Elizabeth Stanley (Dede)
Orchestrations: Michael Starobin
Music Direction: Andrea Grody
Movement: Patrick McCollum
Scenic Design: Steven Kemp
Costume Design: Jennifer Paar
Lighting Design: David Lander
Sound Design: Megumi Katayama
Props Design: Thomas Jenkeleit
Production Stage Manager: Shane Schnetzler
General Manager: Reed Ridgley
Production Manager: Eric Nightengale
Casting: Geoff Josselson, CSA
Press Representative: Pete Sanders, DKC/O&M
Assistant Stage Manager: Mary Garrigan
Associate Musical Director: Wiley DeWeese
Assistant Scenic Designer: Hannah Tarr
Assistant Costume Designer: Nuzzi Li
Assistant Lighting Designer: Corey Goulden-Naitove
Assistant Sound Designer: Brandon Bulls
Assistant Casting Director: Gemma Josephine
Assistant to the Director: Sean Barnett
Dance Captain: Eliza Pagelle
Wardrobe Supervisor: Paul Haesemeyer
A1: Bennett Lin
Master Electrician: Jordan Barnett
Sound Supervisor: Jamie Davis
Board Programmer: Bobbi René Fullerton
Guitar/Banjo: Beth Callen
Cello: Buffi Jacobs
Violin: Mike Hunter
Music Copying: Emily Grishman Music Preparation/
Adriana Grace/ Timothy Hanson/ Alden Terry
Keyboard Programming: Randy Cohen; Randy Cohen Keyboards LLC
House Managers: Juni Li & Craig Steeley Jr.
ASL Interpretation and Audio Description: Inclusive Communication Services
Audio Description Equipment: Theatre Breaking Through Barriers
Set Construction: Sceneworks, Inc.
Lighting Package: Hayden Production Services
Sound Package: Masque Sound
Production Photography: Richard Termine
Production Videography: Transcendent Enterprise NYC
Marketing Photographer: Gabriella Spiegel
Marketing Videographer: Dan Shein
Graphic Design: Alan Buttar, Muse Graphic Design
Accountants: Kudisch, Oster & Company, LLC
Thank You to the Commission Collective
All the World’s a Stage was developed through special support from the Keen Company Commission Collective including Sylvia Golden, the A.R. Gurney Playwrights Fund, Sally and Robert Huxley, Stacey Mindich, Andrew Rice and Matthew Schermerhorn, the Shen Family Foundation Musical Theater Composers Initiative, Charlie and Jessica Whitehead, Chris and Lonna Yegen, and the National Endowment for the Arts.