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Leonard Bernstein’s 'Candide' is a towering monument of the American musical stage, universally celebrated for blending operatic complexity with razor-sharp satirical book writing. Most famously presented in Harold Prince’s legendary, multi-Tony Award-winning 1974 "Chelsea" environmental production at the Broadway Theatre, or the grand-scale 1997 Roundabout Theatre Company revival at the Gershwin Theatre starring Jim Dale and Harolyn Blackwell, the property tracks a naive youth’s picaresque journey through global catastrophes to discover the simple wisdom of "Make Our Garden Grow."

