Hamilton returns to PNC Broadway in Louisville with its groundbreaking blend of hip-hop, R&B, pop, and traditional musical theater. Winner of multiple Tony Awards and a Pulitzer Prize, the show tells the story of Alexander Hamilton through unforgettable music, innovative storytelling, and electrifying performances. Audiences continue to be captivated by songs such as “My Shot,” “The Schuyler Sisters,” “Yorktown,” and “Wait for It.”
This nine-time Tony Award®-winning satirical comedy follows two mismatched Mormon missionaries on their journey to a remote Ugandan village. Don’t miss this irreverent and hilarious production that has captivated audiences worldwide.
From sweeping folk melodies to contemporary innovation, this concert bridges past and present. Copland’s Appalachian Spring, performed with the Louisville Ballet, shares the program with the world premiere of a new work by Chelsea Komschlies and Mason Bates’ Concerto for String Trio, featuring Time for Three.
Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue meets bold new sounds in this dynamic concert with Teddy Abrams and the Louisville Orchestra. The evening features the world premiere of Anthony Green’s latest work, marking the culmination of his Louisville Orchestra Creators Corps residency, alongside John Luther Adams’ An Atlas of Deep Time—a sweeping exploration of Earth’s geological history.
Conductor: Teddy Abrams
World Premiere (Louisville Orchestra Creators Corp): Anthony Green
Rhapsody in Blue: Gershwin
John Luther Adams, An Atlas of Deep Time
Rock legend Stewart Copeland joins the Louisville Orchestra for a high-energy symphonic celebration of The Police’s biggest hits. With Copeland on drums, guest vocalists, and a full orchestra, this electrifying concert breathes new life into classics like Roxanne, Don’t Stand So Close to Me, and Message in a Bottle—all reimagined (“deranged”) by Copeland himself.
Drums: Stewart Copeland
Conductor: Bob Bernhardt
Additional performers to be announced
Whitney Hall, The Kentucky Center
