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What happens when success is defined by an external scale and being number one is necessary to feel validated? What happens to relationships, and what are you willing to do when your measure of success is threatened? These and other questions are explored and undulate as the characters perform and compete, like the Danse Macabre that musically underscores Four Hands, Two Sonatas.

A Musical Genius with trauma re-encounters a Musical Technician who can't measure up. Friendship, joy, jealousy, vengeance, regret—all these and more are explored in a rich and sonorous world filled with musical beauty and emotional complexity. Wonderfully told with an expert cast and fully realized characters. A delight to enjoy on repeat.