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Theatre legend Emma Rice helms a high-velocity take on the Alfred Hitchcock classic North by Northwest in an acclaimed production hailed as “glorious” (The Times of London) and “effortlessly chic” (The Daily Mail). When ad man Roger Thornhill is mistaken for a Cold War spy, he goes on the run dodging airplanes, bad guys and a femme fatale who may not be what she seems.
Get swept away in the enchanting harmonies of the Celtic Angels as they present an impassioned homage to their beloved Emerald Isle. This gloriously evocative journey will captivate audiences and have them clapping their hands, wiping their tears and stamping their feet.
Joshua Bell conductor & violin
New Jersey Symphony
Set sail for an unforgettable night with Yächtley Crëw, the “Titans of Soft Rock”! This seven-piece sensation brings Yacht Rock’s biggest ’70s and ’80s hits to life with smooth harmonies, nautical style, and nonstop fun. Grab your captain’s hat—you won’t want to miss this party!
American Repertory Ballet launches Creations Vol. 1, a new mixed program featuring three exciting and unique works. Yue Yin’s Ripple, an exploration of intimacy and longing, highlights her distinct style of contemporary movement infused with Chinese classical and folk dance. The program also features Concerto Françaix, a spirited ballet most recently seen at the 2026 Princeton Festival, choreographed by former New York City Ballet principal dancer Charles Askegard, and set to the lively Piano Concerto by French composer Jean Françaix. ARB’s esteemed Artist in Residence, Ethan Stiefel, will then showcase his signature style with a World Premiere ballet guaranteed to entertain audiences.
From his childhood in St. Louis to the global blues-rock circuit, Mike Zito has always kept it real. He began playing guitar at age five and by his late teens was a fixture on the St. Louis music scene. For Zito, honesty, authenticity, and integrity aren’t just part of the brand, they’re the foundation. “I have nothing to hide; it seems my honesty is what people relate to most,” he once told Vintage Guitar.
