8x Tony Award Winning "Hadestown" A Magnificent Must See Magnum Opus Now Playing at the Pantages thru Nov. 2!

An A+ ace adept adroit astonishing astounding work of art, Hadestown will keep you riveted mesmerized and hypnotized from start to finish. You'll be enchanted exhilarated and energized, on the edge of your seat with applause, accolades, kudos and commendation.

Hadestown follows two intertwining love stories—that of young dreamers Orpheusand Eurydice, and that of King Hades and his wife Persephone. It's a haunting and hopeful theatrical experience that grabs you and never lets you go.

No wonder the marvelous memorable monumental music by accomplished acclaimed indie singer/songwriter Anais Mitchell won the 2020 Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album. Expect to be transported to levels beyond your imagination with tunes covering genres across the board.

Mitchell (Music/Lyrics/Book) together with Rachel Chavkin (Original Broadway Director/New Original Tour Concept) are a force to be reckoned with. This dynamic duo has created a magical majestic masterpiece that will leave you breathless and speechless.

A highlight of Hadestown is the mind blowing masterful musicians who are central charismatic characters in themselves. Having them perform on stage in full view, getting the recognition and acknowledgement they deserve, makes this pure perfection production all the more enticing. Led by Music Director/Pianist Cole P. Abod, who could ask for anything more?

The commanding cast members are each superstars in their own rite. Nickolaus Colon as Hades, Megan Colton as Eurydice, Jose Contreras as Orpheus, Rudy Foster as Hermes, and Namisa MdlaLose Bizana as Persephone are all top notch terrific tremendous tantalizing triple threats.

The Workers Chorus consisting of Jonice Bernard, Ryaan Farhadi, Erin McMillen, Miracle Myles, and Joe Rumi captivate the audience whenever they appear.

The heavenly harmonies of the Fates: Miriam Navarrete, Alli Sutton, and Jayna Wescoatt, are a cut above the rest. They could sing the phone book and you'd be enthralled.

The compelling choreography by T. Oliver Reid, based upon the Broadway Choreography by David Neumann, is stellar sterling stunning striking, raising the bar for Hadestown several notches higher.

You don't have to be savvy in Greek mythology to revel and relish in this spectacular show, however, here's a quick guide to those who inspired Hadestown:

ORPHEUS—Son of the muse of epic poetry, engaged to marry Eurydice. With his golden voice and lyre, Orpheus charmed all living things, even rocks and stones.
EURYDICE—A dryad, or tree nymph, engaged to marry Orpheus. On the day of their wedding, she was bitten by a poisonous snake, died, and descended to the Underworld.
HADES—God of the dead, ruler of the Underworld, sometimes called “the Wealthy One.” He fell in love with, abducted, and married Persephone. Her mother, goddess of the harvest, refused to bless the earth while Persephone was below.
PERSEPHONE—Goddess of the seasons, flowers, fruit, and grain. By arrangement, she spent half the year with Hades in the Underworld, causing fall and winter above. The other half she returned to her mother, bringing spring and summer with her.
HERMES—Fleet-footed guide, messenger of the gods, and conductor of souls to the Underworld. In some tellings, it was Hermes who taught Orpheus to play the lyre.
FATES—Three goddesses who together determined the destinies of mortals, measuring their lifespans and apportioning their suffering.
CHORUS—In ancient Greek theater, the Chorus sang, spoke, and danced in unison. Often repre- senting the voice of the citizens, the Chorus commented on the actions of characters and served as an emotional conduit for the audience.

Hurry on down to the Pantages before November 2nd to lift your spirits, soothe your soul, illuminate your mind, touch your heart, and brighten your night. A splendid time is guaranteed for all.

Tickets are available for purchase at www.BroadwayInHollywood.com or www.Ticketmaster.com or in person at the Hollywood Pantages Box Office.

Performance Schedule: Tuesday-Thursday at 7:30pm; Friday at 8pm; Saturday at 2pm and 8pm; Sunday at 1pm and 6:30pm.

Hollywood Pantages Theatre is at 6233 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles CA 90028.

More info at hadestown.com