Apr 25 Friday
Celebrity Curtain Call in Verona – Celebrating 15 years of Lexington Children’s Theatre’s beloved one-night-only event!
During cocktail hour (6:30p.m.-8:00p.m.), play games, explore LCT’s home theatre, and bid on amazing experiences and packages. After cocktail hour, our celebrity presentation of Romeo and Juliet takes place on the Larry and Vivian Snipes Main Stage.
Your ticket includes admission to Celebrity Curtain Call in Verona, unlimited heavy hors d’oeuvres, dessert from Sorella Gelatoria, and two drink tickets to use at the LCT bars. You will also receive one ticket redeemable for a signature cocktail hosted by Fresh Bourbon.
Your contribution to LCT is invaluable—your gift will help bring the creativity, compassion, and community of theatre arts to over 60,000 children per year throughout the Commonwealth and beyond.
Event Location: Lexington Children’s Theatre, 418 W. Short StreetDress Code: Cocktail Attire
Tickets: $110/ticket *TABLES ARE SOLD OUT*
All attendees must be 21+
Apr 27 Sunday
Echoing Air, a vocal ensemble with baroque instruments, will explore the enduring nature of Shakespeare’s genius in word and song from the Elizabethan Age to the present. Featured selections include songs from the plays themselves, as well as popular music of Shakespeare's time referenced in his plays.The program includes lute songs by Thomas Morley and Robert Johnson, Baroque settings by Henry Purcell and Pelham Humfrey, Classical songs by Thomas Arne, and modern settings of Shakespearean texts by Michael Tippett and John Gardner.
May 02 Friday
Friday, May 27:30PMSingletary Center for the Arts
Ticket Information:Adult Tickets $28+ / Youth (11-17) & Students w/ Valid ID $11
LexPhil’s 2024-25 Season finale concert at the Singletary Center for the Arts bursts forth into spring on Friday, May 2 at 7:30 PM with Hector Berlioz’s Roman Carnival Overture.
Then, Music Director Mélisse Brunet has replaced Cyber Bird Concerto with, Wolf Totem, a bass concerto by Tan Dun, that will feature LexPhil’s Principal Bassist Rachel Martin as soloist. Named for the novel by Jiang Rong, the piece is thematically tied by one Chinese-style melody and inspired by the story of wolves and their importance in the ecosystem.
The concert reaches its climactic finale with Igor Stravinsky’s formidable work, The Rite of Spring, originally a ballet but performed most often as a stand alone orchestral tour de force that deserves to be experienced.
Tickets and more at lexphil.org/rite-of-spring
May 03 Saturday
"Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder WHERE you are!" Step into the enchanting world of the Star Keepers, where a missing star sets off an epic search across the galaxy. With engaging activities and interactive fun, this immersive theatrical experience is tailor-made for our youngest theatergoers ages 2-5. Join us as we journey through the cosmos and learn that together, we can conquer any challenge, big or small.
Welcome to LCT’s Theatre for the Very Young (TVY) show! TVY is theatre specifically created for ages 2-5, and is the perfect place to help your children develop wonder, imagination, and a love for the arts from a young age! In these highly interactive shows, you’re a part of the story and there’s plenty of space to move around and interact with the actors. We also keep the plays shorter (to about 30 minutes) and have engaging activities in the lobby for before and after the show.
May 04 Sunday
May 10 Saturday
“Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder WHERE you are!” Step into the enchanting world of the Star Keepers, where a missing star sets off an epic search across the galaxy. With engaging activities and interactive fun, this immersive theatrical experience is tailor-made for our youngest theatergoers ages 2-5. Join us as we journey through the cosmos and learn that together, we can conquer any challenge, big or small.