July 10–August 10, 2019
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Witness a world premiere by "the most influential choreographer alive" (New York Times), along with the imaginative Empire Garden and triumphant V. Learn More
A tribute to the legendary Buster Keaton, whose work informed Barrie Kosky’s silent film–inspired staging of Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Learn More
Mozart’s beloved opera enters new terrain in this audaciously delightful staging that pays homage to 1920s silent movies, Weimar cabaret, and the dark whimsy of fairy tales. Learn More
Scholars from the Mozart Society of America illuminate aspects of the composer’s beloved opera, The Magic Flute, in an engaging afternoon of presentations. Learn More
Conductor Andrew Manze leads the Festival Orchestra through the emotional depths of the epic “Eroica” Symphony in this transcendent all-Beethoven program. Learn More
The experience of a Black man’s resilience against a legacy of oppression unfolds in this stunning music- theater adaptation of Langston Hughes’s famed poem. Learn More
A visually sumptuous portrait of love and betrayal, screened in advance of the spectacular Chinese dance-theater work Under Siege. Learn More
An electrifying dance-theater work rooted in hip-hop with a fierce political bite from a virtuosic, Olivier Award–winning East London company. Learn More
A martial arts masterpiece featuring the stunning scenic design of Oscar winner Tim Yip, who brings his visual artistry to this summer’s production of Under Siege. Learn More
The Budapest Festival Orchestra and its charismatic leader Iván Fischer bring their distinctively creative flair to a concert of Handel arias and Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony. Learn More
Witness the “supreme artistry” of the Takács Quartet, joined by pianist Jeremy Denk, in this exquisite concert featuring Mozart, Beethoven, and Dohnányi. Learn More
Superstar Joshua Bell performs Dvořák’s Violin Concerto in an exuberant program that traverses the musically diverse Austro-Hungarian empire. Learn More
A lively, hourlong concert showcasing violinist Tessa Lark and bassist Michael Thurber’s original compositions alongside the inventive mastery of Bach. Learn More
The “powerful hallucinatory beauty” (Time Out) of celebrated choreographer Yang Liping’s dance-theater work explores war and power, betrayal and passion. Learn More
Pianist Steven Osborne joins Louis Langrée and the Festival Orchestra in a festive farewell to summer. Learn More