Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Nicholas Japaul Bernard (Pharus), Brandon G. Stalling (David), Kyle Ward (AJ), and Jarron A. Williams (Bobby) perform "Keep Your Eyes On The Prize" from Choir Boy, a co-production by The 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT Theatre.
Playing September 11 to October 23, 2022 at ACT Theatre.
For tickets and information visit 5thavenue.org/shows/2022-23/choir-boy
A riveting coming-of-age tale from Tarell Alvin McCraney, the Academy Award®-winning writer of Moonlight, Choir Boy is a masterful story about honor, legacy, and dignity filled with electrifying gospel, spiritual, and R&B performances. The 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT – A Contemporary Theatre join forces to bring this recent Broadway sensation to life in an exhilarating production for Seattle.
Choir Boy follows a group of students at a prestigious prep school for young Black men as they struggle with issues of identity, sexuality, and manhood. When the leader of the school’s legendary gospel choir, Pharus Young’s pride is sullied by one of his fellow students, we are sent on an electrifying voyage through the growing pains of humanity.
Nicholas Japaul Bernard (Pharus), Brandon G. Stalling (David), Kyle Ward (AJ), and Jarron A. Williams (Bobby) perform "Keep Your Eyes On The Prize" from Choir Boy, a co-production by The 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT Theatre.
Playing September 11 to October 23, 2022 at ACT Theatre.
For tickets and information visit 5thavenue.org/shows/2022-23/choir-boy
A riveting coming-of-age tale from Tarell Alvin McCraney, the Academy Award®-winning writer of Moonlight, Choir Boy is a masterful story about honor, legacy, and dignity filled with electrifying gospel, spiritual, and R&B performances. The 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT – A Contemporary Theatre join forces to bring this recent Broadway sensation to life in an exhilarating production for Seattle.
Choir Boy follows a group of students at a prestigious prep school for young Black men as they struggle with issues of identity, sexuality, and manhood. When the leader of the school’s legendary gospel choir, Pharus Young’s pride is sullied by one of his fellow students, we are sent on an electrifying voyage through the growing pains of humanity.
