Soara-Joy Ross and Edward Staudenmayer laugh on an intricate bed in elegant costumes.

First Look: A Little Night Music

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Love makes fools of us all. Lean into the comedy of it with A Little Night Music, which traces the plotting, flirting, and foibles of three affluent couples in circa-1900 Sweden. In the perpetual twilight of the Nordic summer, lovers waltz in and out of each other’s lives and arms during a weekend romp in the country.

Take a look at some of the production photos below.

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The cast of A Little Night Music pose in a circle onstage, their arms outstretched.
Soara-Joyce Ross sings, one arm extended. The cast of A Little Night Music stands in shadow behind her.
Soara-Joy Ross stands center stage with her arms out wide while the cast of A Little Night Music surrounds her, eagerly clutching suitcases.
Leslie Alexander smiles while seated in her wicker wheelchair.
Alexis Gordon sits with her fingers crossed and an annoyed expression on her face as Zachary James angrily walks by her.
The cast of A Little Night Music stands on an ornate stage singing while lit with purple and orange lighting.
The cast of A Little Night Music cheers their schnapps glasses around an elegant dinner table.
Colin Anderson and Cate Hayman embrace on the floor with a bottle of wine next to them.
Soara-Joy Ross and Edward Staudenmayer laugh on an intricate bed in elegant costumes.
Sydney D’Angelo stands next to Leslie Alexander, sitting in a wicker wheelchair, with her hand on her shoulder.
The cast of A Little Night Music waltz on a stage in elegant costumes as the moon sits behind them in a purple and pink sky.
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