"Lazarus...continually emphasizes the surreal over the explicit at nearly every turn... It's all strange and wonderful and heartbreaking and funny in alternating measure.” --Rolling Stone

One of the last works completed by beloved pop icon David Bowie before his death in early 2016, the otherworldly musical Lazarus is a poignant homage to his legacy. Brimming with both classic songs as well as several new compositions, Lazarus weaves a thrilling rock opera from Bowie’s greatest hits. The musical is based on the bestselling novel The Man Who Fell to Earth by Walter Telvis (also adapted into the 1976 film starring a young Bowie), and serves as an intoxicating sequel to Tevis’ narrative, in which the central figure, Thomas Newton, finds himself in the throes of addiction and an inescapable dreamlike reality.

David Bowie released over thirty albums throughout his fifty years in the music industry, including The Man Who Sold the World, Space Oddity, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, Young Americans, Low and Heroes among others. His final album Blackstar was released to critical claim in January this year. Also an accomplished actor, Bowie appeared on Broadway in The Elephant Man, and can be seen in many films including The Last Temptation of Christ and Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence. In 1996, Bowie was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and in 1999, he became a Commandeur dans L'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.

Enda Walsh is an award-winning Irish playwright. His plays include Ballyturk, Misterman, Penelope, The New Electric Ballroom, The Walworth Farce, The Small Things, Bedbound and Disco Pigs. He won a Tony Award in 2012 for writing the book for the musical Once. His work has been performed all over the world.