The House Concurrent Resolution honors the Vermonters involved in the creation of the Tony Award-winning musical "Hadestown," which was originally conceived by Anas Mitchell shortly after her graduation from Middlebury College in 2004. The resolution highlights the musical's journey from its minimalist premiere in Barre in 2006 to its Broadway debut in 2019, where it received eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score. Key contributors to the musical, such as Michael Chorney, Ben T. Matchstick, and director Rachel Chavkin, are recognized for their roles in bringing "Hadestown" to life.

Additionally, the resolution celebrates the efforts of Vermont youth theatrical ensembles, including the Peoples Academy and Very Merry Theatre, who have staged a teen version of "Hadestown." Under the guidance of U-32 Middle and High School Performing Arts Director Erin Galligan Baldwin, and with support from the musical's creators, these young performers are presenting an ambitious adaptation of the show. The resolution calls for the Secretary of State to send copies to the creators and participating schools, acknowledging their contributions to the arts in Vermont.