August 14–October 8, 2020
Run Time: 55 minutes
created and performed by The Bengsons
Indie-folk duo Abigail and Shaun Bengson (Where the Mountain Meets the Sea) return to Actors Theatre with this intimate evening of storytelling through song. In the darkest times, people have long found solace in the sound of their shared voices around a small light, and The Bengsons humbly invite you to come lean into the small glow of your phones and computers as they explore living fully even in moments of fear, choosing to love fiercely, and cultivating joy as a form of personal activism.
About nothing more nor less than continuing to exist when everything feels both static and in endless flux.
Ben Brantley, The New York Times
How To Stream
After your purchase, we'll send you an email with a link to watch the show. Click the link to get to our streaming site, PlayPlay. Once there, simply press play and enjoy! You will have four days to watch the stream after your purchase your ticket.
On the day the project releases, we'll send you an email with a link to watch the show. Click the link to get to our streaming site, PlayPlay. Once there, simply press play and enjoy! You'll have the entire span of the project to watch the show. For The Keep Going Song, this is from August 14 to October 8.
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From The New York Times
More From The Bengsons
"We started making this video, as a way to connect with each other across distance, to answer the question, 'what do I wish I could say to you right now, in a room, while we hold each others hands.'"
The Keep Going Song (Live From Our Home At The End Of the World)
Listen to the Album
PULLS OUT
2020 Tiny Desk Contest
"I Was Too Late"
From Where the Mountain Meets the Sea
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