Can you name a Broadway duo more iconic than Rodgers and Hammerstein? We’ll wait. Adamant’s QuarryWorks Theater summons the golden age of the stage with Tony-nominated musical revue A Grand Night for Singing. Originally conceived by director Walter Bobbie, the show celebrates the legendary composers’ enduring canon with innovative arrangements of more than 30 memorable songs, including “Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’” and “Some Enchanted Evening.” Without a traditional script, the show relies solely on the power of music to explore themes of love, marriage, friendship and memory. And unlike on the Great White Way, audience members are encouraged to sing along — so go ahead and get swept away.
