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At the heart of the performance is Act II from Strauss’s comic opera, Fledermaus (Revenge Of The Bat). The scene is Prince Orlofsky’s party, where disguises and deception abound, and the champagne never stops.
Experience a one-of-a-kind fusion, blending music from two composer-romanticists separated by a century. R&B/hip-hop artist Drake’s melodies weave throughout Tchaikovsky’s epic Fifth Symphony, pushing musical bounds and new sounds.
An evening teeming with orchestra showpieces!
Jeans ’n Classics joins the Philharmonic for an amazing musical night paying homage to the legacy of Queen and front man Freddie Mercury.
The Philharmonic performs John Williams’ Academy Award-winning score live, accompanying the film on the big screen.
The ballet transports audiences to 15th-century Transylvania and tells the story of how the noble Prince Vlad became the infamous vampire Dracula.
Fully staged with Victorian-era costumes and sets, Sweeney Todd tells the grisly story of a murderous barber and his deranged sidekick who serve up vengeance with a tasty side of dark humor.
Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony is last on this program of orchestral heavyweights and is widely lauded as the pinnacle of his instrumental music.
The world’s most famous brass quintet joins the Philharmonic in this special holiday concert!
Travel with Clara as her mysterious Uncle Drosselmeyer sweeps her away to a dreamy Land of Sweets full of mischievous rats, brave soldiers, darling lambs, a Sugar Plum Fairy, life-size confections, and, of course, a dashing Cavalier.
With powerful and, at times, heartbreakingly beautiful music, Messiah and its popular “Hallelujah Chorus” has become a beloved holiday tradition featuring orchestra, chorus, and soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor, and bass soloists.
This special presentation of The Nutcracker is great for all families, but especially for those with autism, sensory sensitivities, or other social, learning, or cognitive atypicality.
Conductor – and our sportscaster for the evening – Neal Gittleman leads the Philharmonic in a fun-for-the-whole-family concert that celebrates the music of sports!
Amid appearances with the world’s top ensembles, emerging conductor Kensho Watanabe leads the Philharmonic in a tribute to Rachmaninoff’s Sesquicentennial with one of the composer’s most beloved works, Symphony No. 2.
Septime Webre’s Swan Lake is a perennial favorite, featuring gorgeous sets, beautiful costumes, and dramatic choreography that includes one of the most famous scenes in ballet.
Brahms’ inspiring and moving German Requiem, including both orchestra and chorus, is a pinnacle work written after the wrenching loss of his mother.
Dayton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and Opera Artists-in-Residence perform songs and overtures from some of the best musicals on Broadway right here at the Schuster!
Expect a sparkling, good-humored concert as the charismatic, globe-trotting trio joins the Philharmonic to perform classical arias, hauntingly beautiful Celtic harmonies, and popular contemporary songs.
Neal Gittleman leads this celestial celebration honoring the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.
The Ballet’s soon-to-be announced Artistic Director will handpick the repertoire for this performance, sharing a sampling of their vision for the next generation of the historic company.
A feast for both the eye and ear, this truly grand opera will satisfy opera lovers, new and old, with magnificent singing, exquisite sets, and sumptuous costumes.
It’s the best ABBA tribute band on Earth performing the band’s greatest hits!
Broadway sensation Rashidra Scott joins Windborne and the Philharmonic to celebrate Whitney Houston’s extraordinary talent with an evening of her biggest hits.
Rock out to a full symphonic production featuring music from five-time Grammy® Award-winning punk rock band Green Day!
Grammy Award-winning baritone WILL LIVERMAN comes to Dayton fresh from his Metropolitan Opera premiere of Anthony Davis’s X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X.
A community choir joins the orchestra to recognize and recount the African American experience in song.
Grab your popcorn for an evening of beloved musical works from the silver screen!
