Overview
A classic of American musical theatre, Man of La Mancha won 6 Tony Awards when it first opened on Broadway in 1966. This new telling of Cervantes’ Don Quixote is re-imagined for the contemporary stage. With an ensemble of musician-actors, director Aaron Lamb entwines the classic score with the silence of Artistic Sign Language to tell a four-hundred-year-old story as it has never been heard before.
“Waking up in a world that confounds me every day, it’s so deeply important to tell and celebrate the stories of characters who look at the same things I do, and see something I struggle to: absolute beauty and optimism.” — director Aaron Lamb
new: Man of La Mancha will have two ASL-interpreted performances: Sunday, July 14 at 2pm and Thursday, July 18 at 8pm.
Creative Team
Cast
Musicians
Articles
Reviews of Man of La Mancha
Links to reviews and articles about our production of Man of La Mancha from NWTheatre, OlyArts, and the Weekly Volcano.
Cast Interviews: What’s so great about Man of La Mancha?
In this second series of interviews with the cast, they discuss the power of beauty and optimism in today's world. Video by MMS Media https://mmsmedia.net/
Cast Interviews: What have you learned?
The cast of Man of La Mancha tells us what they've learned, and what makes this show so special.
Meet the Artist
Meet Mimi Williams, featured artist for Man of La Mancha
The work of printmaker and teacher Mimi Williams will be on display in the State Theater lobby throughout the run of Man of La Mancha.
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