A host of Broadway favorites are featured in Sarah Bierstock's upcoming short musical film, All the World Is a Stage, which utilizes the Gershwin standard "‘S Wonderful" to explore the unrealistic expectations society places on women.

The cast features J. Max Baker, Charl Brown (Tammy Faye), Kristy Cates (Wicked), Paige Davis (Boeing-Boeing), Kim Berrios Lin (Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin), Miranda Plant Byers (Love, Medea), Christiane Noll (Dear Evan Hansen), Zal Owens (Harmony), Andrew O’Shanick (Harmony), Shina Ann Morris (Spamalot), Patrick Page (Hadestown), and Eliza Vann.

Executive-produced by Pass the Salt Productions, with additional producers Miranda Plant Byers and Jennifer Diamond, and writer/director Desiree Abeyta, the film will premiere on Broadwayworld on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2025.

Original orchestrations are by Louis Robert King with costumes by Devon Horn and hair and makeup by Earon Nealey and Nick Black Artistry.

Set in a golden era nightclub, All the World Is a Stage follows a songstress crumbling under the weight of societal pressures, job expectations, home life, and romantic life, who ultimately has to make a choice. Despite altering both her appearance and demeanor in a relentless bid to satisfy everyone, the audience gradually disperses, leaving her to finish her performance to what she believes is an empty room. The last few bars reveal one single pair of fixated eyes remaining: those of her young daughter.

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