SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — When Hadestown opens on the San Diego Civic Theater on Could 31, lead actress Kimberly Marable will lastly get an opportunity to carry out in entrance of members of the family she hasn’t seen for years.

“I noticed San Diego on the schedule and, simply, thought, ‘I lastly get to see my household!,” Marable instructed ABC 10News over Zoom the week earlier than coming to city.

Marable has an aunt, uncle, and two cousins that dwell within the San Diego space. She hasn’t seen them since they moved to the West Coast round 5 years in the past.

“A lot of life can occur in 5 years,” she says. “So I am simply I am actually thrilled to have the ability to spend a while with with my household and for them to see me and my reveals.”

That is very true of her cousin, Elizabeth. Marable says her cousin likes to sing, and she will’t wait to have Elizabeth see her on stage.

“I am certain that seeing me on stage, and seeing the entire great individuals who grace the stage – whether or not within the forged or within the band, will definitely be inspiring to her and to hopefully to most of the individuals who get to come back and see Hadestown,” says Marable.

Hadestown received 8 Tony Awards in 2019, together with the award for Greatest New Musical. The present takes a contemporary have a look at the Greek mythological story of Hades and Persephone, in addition to the story of Orpheus and Eurydice.

Marable performs Persephone. She says she tries to indicate her as a girl with company in her personal life, as a substitute of the kidnapped damsel in misery that most individuals consider once they hear the unique Greek fable.

“(Persephone) is in a relationship that she has chosen to be in, versus the standard fable the place she was kidnapped,” Marable says. “What I really like most about being Persephone is that I get to actually delve into that concept of being in a relationship that’s as outdated as time, and all the varied phases of that relationship, and discovering our means again to, in our model, the way it started – that true, countless love.”

She says the story, whereas completely different from the parable many people discovered at school, nonetheless has the identical themes of discovering methods to persevere.

“There’s at all times hope. We might not get it proper this time. However we simply must attempt once more. We now have to maintain telling the story, and possibly it’ll prove one of the simplest ways doable.”

Hadestown runs from Could 31 via June 5 on the San Diego Civic Theater. For tickets and extra info, go to BroadwaySD.com.