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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.

Cape May’s Annual Halloween Parade is scheduled for Sunday, October 18, 2026, beginning at 3 PM. The parade route begins at Perry Street and Carpenters Lane, proceeds down Carpenters Lane to Ocean Street, travels down Washington Street and ends at Cape May MAC located at 1048 Washington Street. Parade registration is free and begins at 1:30 PM on the corner of Perry Street and S. Lafayette St. Judging takes place at 2:30 PM.

Prizes will be awarded to all divisions at the conclusion of the parade at Cape May MAC. The public is encouraged to participate by registering their children in costumes for judging or entering their own creations including antique autos or decorated golf carts. The Grand Marshal for the parade is Miss Linda, the First Annual Recipient of the Linda Ewing Halloween Achievement Award. The parade is sponsored by the City of Cape May, the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, and Cape May MAC. Pre-registration is available at Cape May Convention Hall, 714 Beach Avenue.