Kate Warner directs the production that is set to run through May 22 in the Charles Mosesian Theater. Kelli Edwards choreographs with musical direction by Todd C. Gordon.

Bourne plays Youth with Odle as the Narrator. The company also features De’Lon Grant (Terry/Christophe/Hugo),
Eve Kagan (Sherry/Mariana/Sudabey), Maurice E. Parent (Franklin/Joop/Mr. Venus),
Cheryl Singleton (Mother) and
Kami Rushell Smith (Edwina/Renata/Desi).

Passing Strange has scenic by Eric Levenson, costume design by Gail Astrid Buckley, lighting design by Karen Parsons and sound design by Aaron Mack.

Passing Strange features a Tony Award-winning book by Stew, lyrics by Stew, and music by Stew and his longtime musical partner Heidi Rodewald of The Negro Problem.

With the aid of original director and collaborator Annie Dorsen, Passing Strange incorporates autobiographical elements of Stew's life to tell the story of a young black bohemian who leaves behind his middle-class, church-ruled upbringing in Los Angeles to travel abroad in search of his artistic and personal identity. Passing Strange premiered on Broadway in 2008 following an extended run at the Public Theater in 2007. It played 20 previews and 165 regular performances.

For tickets visit NewRep.org.