Previews: "Cleveland Play House, Cleveland Orchestra collaboration with Pulitzer-winning playwright set for April"

The Plain Dealer and Broadway World have published articles announcing an upcoming, world-premiere collaboration between Cleveland Play House and The Cleveland Orchestra, which will be led by associate conductor Brett Mitchell. From The Plain Dealer:

"The Good Peaches," the hotly anticipated play for actors and orchestra written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes, will make its world premiere at the Allen Theatre April 14-16 as part of the New Ground Theatre Festival, the Cleveland Play House's annual showcase of new theatrical works.

Hudes's new tale follows the heroic journey of a young girl named Aurora, tasked with delivering a wedding dress to a queen. But a violent storm knocks her off-course and into an adventure beyond her wildest imaginings.

Conducted by the Cleveland Orchestra's associate conductor, Brett Mitchell, the play will feature three actors and a 55-piece chamber orchestra performing selections from Benjamin Britten's "Sea Interludes" and "Shaker Loops" by John Adams.

To read The Plain Dealer's complete article, "Cleveland Play House, Cleveland Orchestra collaboration with Pulitzer-winning playwright set for April," please click here. To read Broadway World's article, "Cleveland Play House & The Cleveland Orchestra to Present THE GOOD PEACHES," please click here. To read Crain's Cleveland Business's article, "Cleveland Play House, Cleveland Orchestra to partner for play's world premiere," please click here.