“Lost Letters,” the first thrilling production choreographed by Matthew Golding, tells a moving and evocative story that will captivate viewers of all ages. “Lost Letters” explores the theme of lost connections and invites us to reflect on the power of communication. Through the incredible technical prowess and artistic expressiveness of our dancers, “Lost Letters” takes audiences on an emotional and visually striking journey. The innovative and dynamic choreography, combined with a captivating musical selection, creates an atmosphere that transports viewers to a world of shared emotions and experiences.

In any military conflict throughout history, letters written in their own handwriting from the front lines and answered from the restlessness of home provided a vital connection between soldiers and their families and loved ones. But what would happen if one of those missives were lost? Based on a real letter written by World War I gunner Frank Bracey to his wife, Win, Lost Letters imagines how that woman’s fate might have changed if she had never gotten her hands on the letter sent to her by her beloved husband. Lost Letters transforms a true story into an original script and plot for a ballet.