Based on the stories of Genesis, the age-old conflict between parents and children takes center stage in this epic, heartfelt musical from Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Godspell, Pippin) and John Caird.

Children of Eden tells the stories of Adam and Eve, Noah and the Ark, and the generations that follow. More than a retelling of familiar biblical stories, it is a powerful exploration of family, faith, forgiveness, and the choices that shape our lives. Through soaring music and deeply human storytelling, the show examines themes of growing up, letting go, rebuilding after failure, and finding hope for the future.

This visually inventive production brings the world of the play to life before the audience's eyes. Using ladders, fabric, rope, greenery, and movement, Eden is created, transformed, destroyed, and rebuilt in real time, making storytelling itself an act of creation.

Children of Eden brings forth universal themes of love, loss, resilience, and renewal, making it accessible and meaningful for audiences of all backgrounds.

Ultimately, the show delivers a bittersweet yet inspiring message: that even after failure, humanity can learn, grow, rebuild, and continue choosing one another. As the musical reminds us, "the hardest part of love... is letting go."

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Faith Meets Art Talkback Series:

Join us following Friday and Saturday performances for a special post-show conversation exploring the themes of Children of Eden through the lenses of faith, community, family, choice, and forgiveness. These informal discussions will feature local faith leaders and members of the creative team and are open to all audience members, regardless of faith background.

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