Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet

Features

  • Wheelchair Accessible
    • Access via Lift
  • Adaptive Equipment Available
    • Allen-Bradley Hall is equipped with a tele-coil or T-coil Loop system. No additional assistive listening devices are required for patrons with compatible hearing aids or cochlear implants. If you do not have a compatible device, please pick up a loop receiver from the House Manager. Allen-Bradley Hall is also equipped with an infrared listening system. Headsets are available from the House Manager. Assistive listening devices are offered free of charge, but a driver's license or valid ID is required as security.
  • Elevator
    • Yes
  • Blind and Visually Impaired Accommodations
    • Yes
  • Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle
    • Yes
  • Deaf and Hard of Hearing Accommodations
    • Yes
  • Accessible Parking
    • Yes
  • Sensory Friendly Accommodations
    • Yes
  • ADA-Compliant Rooms
    • Yes
  • ADA-Compliant Bathrooms
    • Yes
  • Service Animals Welcome
    • Yes
  • Performing Arts Type
    • Music

Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet

Event Date
Jan 24, 2025 - Jan 25, 2025. 7:30p on Friday, January 24 | 7:30p on Saturday, January 25

Ticket Office: 414-291-7605
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When Music Director Ken-David Masur tapped Concertmaster Jinwoo Lee after a four-year search, he praised Lee’s energy, musical curiosity, and “great artistic spontaneity.” Those qualities also describe this kaleidoscopic program, which finds Lee performing Sibelius’s dreamy Violin Concerto following Nielsen’s symphonic poem about the lusty god Pan’s pursuit of a water nymph. Anna Clyne’s deeply-felt elegy dedicated to her mother is infused with poetry — “Earth will keep you tight within her arms, dear one” — and Tchaikovsky draws inspiration from one of Western literature’s most epic love stories of all time for his musical portrayal of star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet.