All The World’s A Stage
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Adam Gwon
Directed by Jonathan Silverstein
Produced in association with Michelle Noh
“Gwon is an emerging master of musical theater” — Metroland
March 25 — May 10, 2025
Be the first to see the world premiere of a new musical by Adam Gwon (Ordinary Days, Scotland, PA) about being true to yourself in a polarized world.
All the World’s a Stage is a funny and heart-wrenching new musical centered around a small-town math teacher who reluctantly agrees to coach a misfit student for the 1996 State Thespian Competition. Enter the teacher’s new outspoken boyfriend and the devout school secretary, and he soon has trouble navigating his carefully compartmentalized life.
All the World’s a Stage is the culmination of a three year commission and development process between Keen Company Artistic Director Jonathan Silverstein and composer Adam Gwon. The team previously collaborated on Keen Company’s first New York revival of Adam Gwon’s Ordinary Days which was nominated for the 2019 Drama League Award for Outstanding Revival of a Musical on Broadway or Off-Broadway.
All the World’s a Stage will run 105 minutes with no intermission.
Tickets: $70-$90
In honor of our 25th Anniversary, Keen is offering $25 tickets to performances on March 25 and April 25 — no code needed!
$45 Rush Tickets, $45 Senior Tickets, and $25 Student Tickets are available in person at the Theatre Row Box Office.
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
Post-Show Conversations
Free conversations after the show that engage with the themes at the heart of this world premiere musical.
Thursday, April 17: TBD
Thursday, April 24: TBD
Thursday, May 1: TBD
Meet the Artists
Adam Gwon (Book, Music, and Lyrics)
Jonathan Silverstein (Director)