Gateway Theatre brings intimate Jason Robert Brown concert to Richmond's Minoru Chapel
Songs for a New World features four Lower Mainland singers navigating life-changing choices in a concert staging of the Tony Award winner's song cycle on November 13 and 14.
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Gateway Theatre is bringing an intimate concert staging of Songs for a New World to Richmond's Minoru Chapel on November 13 and 14. The production marks a collaboration between director Barbara Tomasic, music director Clare Wyatt, and stage manager Morie Yang, featuring four of the Lower Mainland's leading singers.
The work is a song cycle by Jason Robert Brown, a Tony Award winner, that traces characters standing on the precipice of change—navigating the unknown with courage, fear, and determination. The piece explores themes of risk, resilience, and life-shaping choices through interconnected songs.
Performers Imelda Gaborno, Jenny Andersen, Hal Wesley Rogers, and Aaron Cheung will tell relatable stories rooted in these themes. The concert will be presented at Minoru Chapel, one of Richmond's most beloved heritage sites, creating an intimate setting for the theatrical experience.
Songs for a New World is presented through special arrangement with Musical Theatre International. Tickets are available through Gateway Theatre.
Before you go
When and where is this concert?
Songs for a New World runs November 13 and 14 at Minoru Chapel in Richmond.
Who are the performers?
Imelda Gaborno, Jenny Andersen, Hal Wesley Rogers, and Aaron Cheung perform in the concert.
How do I get tickets?
Tickets are available through Gateway Theatre.
