This Tony-Award-winning musical satire features a dystopian city where private toilets have been outlawed, sparking a rebellion packed with sharp satire, unforgettable songs, and twists that keep audiences guessing. While packed with heart, it hilariously skewers greed, politics, and the very idea of musicals themselves.

After starring roles in HAIR (1969) and The Who's Tommy (1972), Texas-born Ted Neeley began his run as Jesus of Nazareth on Broadway and then in the Universal Amphitheatre production in Los Angeles. Director Norman Jewison was in search of his two leads for his film adaptation of Jesus Christ Superstar, which was set to shoot in Israel. Jewison took a chance with Neeley and Carl Anderson as the other lead, Judas. Since the film's release, Neeley has starred in multiple North American and European tours as Jesus and has performed the role over 5,000 times.

Immerse yourself in the world of 19th-century condiments as you craft your own ketchups, mustards, and flavorful vinegars from authentic historic recipes. Not only will you take home delicious samples of your creations, but you’ll also have the opportunity to prepare 3-5 exquisite recipes drawn from cherished cookbooks of the era. Join us for this enchanting culinary journey and savor the flavors of history.