by Maybe Happy Ending
A gentle, Tony-winning musical about two retired helper robots in near-future Seoul who set off on a road trip and discover feelings. Its sweet tone and clever design work well for thoughtful older kids.
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Ages 9–17.
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Belasco Theatre, 111 W 44th Street, 10036, in the Theater District, Manhattan.
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