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From the Academy Award–nominated playwright José Rivera, writer of The Motorcycle Diaries.

“A haunting meditation on what it means to be human.” — DC Metro Theater Arts

“Lyrical and thought-provoking.” — BroadwayWorld

This new play is a powerful and poetic story that explores identity, resilience, and the pursuit of hope. Blending raw emotion with lyrical storytelling, it asks urgent questions about humanity in an age where artificial intelligence is reshaping our dreams and decisions. Bold, moving, and deeply human, this play shines a light on the courage it takes to define ourselves—beyond what any algorithm can predict.

Award-winning pianist Lulwa Al Shamlan opens our season with a captivating program spanning the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. From Beethoven’s brilliant Eroica Variations and Liszt’s dazzling transcription of Wagner’s Tannhäuser Overture to the distinctive voices of Bulgarian composer Pancho Vladigerov and the visionary Sofia Gubaidulina, this exciting recital explores the piano’s extraordinary expressive range.

Please note: a new chapter for Classical Cape May as we are now officially part of Cape May MAC! Cape May MAC generously covers our artists’ fees, allowing our concerts to remain free to the public, although donations are always welcome. Concerts are held at 4 PM at the Episcopal Church of the Advent, at Franklin and Washington Streets in Cape May. Each concert lasts approximately one hour and is followed by a reception where audience members can meet the artists.