Win two tickets to see 10 p.m. performance of ‘When Jekyll Met Hyde’

Jason Sandford

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Here’s a description of When Jekyll Met Hyde from The Magnetic Field’s website. The show is one of the hottest tickets in town, and it’s been receiving rave reviews:

Drawing on every written, dramatized, and filmed version of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic imaginable, and relevant 19th century literary and philosophical classics, When Jekyll Met Hyde features an unusual feminist twist and a surprise ending.

To double the fun, and to honor the split personality at the heart of the story, The Magnetic Theatre is mounting two different productions of When Jekyll Met Hyde simultaneously, one set in the 1950s, the other in the 1960s, with two different casts, in alternating repertory: in the 1950s version, Mondy Carter, Tracey Johnston-Crum, John Crutchfield, Darren Marshall, and Alphie Hyorth; in the 1960s version, John Crutchfield, Kathryn Temple, Julian Vorus, Steph Anie, and Peter Brezny.

To win tickets to see tonight’s (Friday) 10 p.m. showing, be the first to write the name of the owner of The Magnetic Field in the comments section of this post.