Winning both the Tony and the Oscar in her first year on the Hollywood scene, Audrey Hepburn went on to become one of the most iconic stars in motion picture history. She commanded the screen opposite nearly every leading man of her day, from William Holden, Mel Ferrer, Gregory Peck, Cary Grant, Humphrey Bogart and even Fred Astaire. Her own life was far less charmed than the lucky-in-love heroines she portrayed. Audrey follows a reluctant icon from her days as a ballerina-turned-spy in Nazi-occupied Holland, to her heartbreaking attempts to create the family that the war robbed from her. Following her accidental revolution of style, sexuality, and singledom for a generation of women in a certain little black dress, Audrey re-examines the life of a legend through song, dance, and the technicolor lens of her most iconic screen performances.

Additional Information:

Parking available in adjacent garage in spaces labeled “Retail ArtsSpace” and in the Tax Analysis building.

Late seating is not guaranteed, patrons are strongly encouraged to arrive at the theater at least 30 minutes before performances are scheduled to begin. Late seating / late arrivals may only be accommodated at the discretion of the House Manager. If accommodated, late arrivals will be placed in ANY seat available without regard to the cost of the ticket purchased.

Mask wearing in the lobby is optional HOWEVER mask wearing in the theater is required.