OVERMAN staged concert

by Zeph Siebler

A concert presentation of Zeph Siebler’s senior thesis, OVERMAN.

OVERMAN is an original rock opera about the life and work of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. With an original score spanning Strauss to Queen to Radiohead, the piece follows Nietzsche as he transforms himself from backwater preacher’s son into epochal, idol-shattering writer. In the face of a culture gripped by Christianity and sliding slowly into nationalism, Nietzsche’s genius cannot save him from a terrible choice: stand with those closest to him, or stand against the growing sickness.

For all inquiries, please contact:

zeph.siebler@yale.edu

Performance Dates & Times

December 10, 2025 - 5:00pm

Location

JE Theater, Jonathan Edwards College, 68 High Street

Venue Accessibility:

Upper level and stage level seating, as well as the lobby and facilities, are all accessible via an elevator just inside the door from the courtyard.

Patron Information

Yale is committed to the full inclusion of all individuals. ASL interpretation is available for patrons attending a production who are deaf or have hearing loss. To request accommodation:

Students, please contact Student Accessibility Services
Faculty and academic employees, and visitors please contact the Office of Institutional Equity and Accessibility
Staff, please contact Human Resources Absence Management and Accommodations Services

Please be sure to include the name of the show and the performance date and time. Contact Daisy Abreu with questions.

Production Team

Composer

Zeph Siebler

Director

Tomás Fuchs-Lynch