This world premiere is the story of the year and a half that authors Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne spent living only a mile away from each other in the Berkshires while Melville wrote and developed the novel Moby Dick.

It covers modern themes such as race equality, sexual liberation, social justice, freedom and the impact of literature on political events. Andrew Ruthven directs.

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