Sting: When the Last Ship Sails (Live at the Public Theater) (2014)

Bathed in the glow of Sting's birthday celebration, a series of benefit concerts unfurls within the intimate confines of The Public Theater in New York City. "The Last Ship" sails into view, a harmonious fusion of music and narrative, underscored by the rhythmic pulse of Sting's original compositions from his critically lauded album and Broadway musical of the same name. It's a voyage that charts a course back to Sting's origins in the maritime community of Wallsend, North East England, and marks his maiden journey as a Broadway composer. With a crew of 14 musicians at his side, Sting guides us through a labyrinth of human experiences - love, loss, salvation, and self-realization. The performance, as immersive as the deep ocean, is heightened by poignant visual projections that form a stirring backdrop. "The Last Ship" isn't just a concert; it's a voyage into the heart of a storied past. This enthralling live spectacle offers a privileged glimpse into the narrative behind "The Last Ship," allowing us to anchor ourselves in the rich tapestry of Sting's heartfelt storytelling.

Sting: When the Last Ship Sails (Live at the Public Theater) is a music movie featuring Sting and directed by Paul Bozymowski.

It is possible to buy Sting: When the Last Ship Sails (Live at the Public Theater) on Amazon Video and Apple TV.