About the Show

The untold story of Mozart and the women who shaped, challenged, and saved his legacy.

The Mozart Question reveals the untold story of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart through the lives of the women who knew him best. Far from the spotlight, these women inspired his genius, challenged his ego, and fought to preserve his legacy long after his death. Through their overlooked contributions—whether as collaborators, confidantes, or caretakers—the play reframes Mozart’s life as one shaped not just by talent, but by the powerful influence of those around him. It’s a bold, humanizing look at a towering figure, seen through the eyes of those history nearly forgot.

Critic Reviews (7)

"Saving Mozart has created an enticing musical and visual universe...However, the show needs to decide if it’s Amadeus: The Musical or a feminist retelling of a well known story, rather than landing awkwardly somewhere in between."
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"Sundry musical theatre talents squander their voices on this vapid pop-rock work."
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"Saving Mozart is not quite in need of a requiem just yet, but is in desperate need of a lot of saving and re-orchestrating before it can be called a symphony."
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Indeed, some narrative choices are not just uninspired but don't even really make sense; the character arcs are unsatisfying
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"Saving Mozart succeeds as a feast for the eyes and offers moments of genuine musical pleasure, but its inability to balance spectacle with storytelling ultimately undermines its feminist revisionist goals."
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"Saving Mozart is a fresh and emotionally intelligent new musical with bold ideas and moments of brilliance."
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"It’s a striking visual of the woman behind the man – and a reminder of the emotional riches left unmined"
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