Washington
$53 & up—Brian Cox in 'The Score' in DC
Connor White
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The tension of creativity versus power is the crux of this mighty period drama.
Why We Love This Deal
In 1747, Johann Sebastian Bach reluctantly visits the court of Frederick the Great, Prussia’s ambitious and dangerous leader. When the unruly king presents Bach with a musical puzzle, the composer must weigh the challenge against his own upstanding morality.
Travelzoo theatergoers can score 50% savings on "The Score" performances at Harman Hall in Washington. Zone A, B and C tickets are available for $53–$86 (reg. $105–$171) for shows Sept. 11–Oct. 18.
Brian Cox from HBO's "Succession" stars as Bach in this Trevor Nunn-directed production of "The Score," the play's only American engagement.
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Book by Oct. 18.
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