Get ready to clock in for a night of music that celebrates the daily grind. Anoka-Ramsey Community College theatre students are putting their blood, sweat, and tears into their latest production, "Working," a musical that delves into the lives of American workers. Audiences are invited to follow more than a dozen characters as they navigate through their 24-hour workday, a testament to the often unsung individuals who keep the country running.

"Working" is not just another show; according to a release from the city of Coon Rapids, it's a mosaic of American work-life packed with the aspirations and challenges of the average Joe and Jane. The curtain rises at 7:30 p.m. sharp on April 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20, offering attendees a glimpse into the diverse stories of the workforce that stitches the fabric of society together.

Tickets are up for grabs. They can be snagged online or grabbed at the box office, which opens an hour before showtime for those who like the thrill of a last-minute purchase. It's a general admission free-for-all, so early birds get a good view.

For those interested in supporting local arts and witnessing the embodiment of work-life in song and dance, "Working" promises an engaging night out.