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Production shot from “The All Night Strut,” part of Town Theatre’s 2022-23 season.

Photo by Andrew Mills

On June 9, Town Theatre will announce its upcoming musical. Opening night? The very next day.

The theatre’s 24-Hour Musical is exactly what it sounds like: a show that will be announced and rehearsed, then performed in front of a live audience 24 hours later.

The goal is to bring people together while throwing down the gauntlet for an incredible musical theatre challenge, all while benefiting our community. (All proceeds will be donated to a local charity that will be announced in advance of the show.)*

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