See the Cincinnati Opera’s John Lewis: Good Trouble at Music Hall on June 18 and 20.
Librettist Diana Solomon-Glover and composer Maria Thompson Corley weave together the heartwarming, heroic story of a boy from humble beginnings, armored only in his belief in “The Beloved Community,” who put his life on the line to secure the right to vote for all Americans. The opera weaves together two perspectives—Lewis as a young man, catalyzing the 1960s fight for civil rights, and Lewis as an elder statesman in 2012, considered to be the conscience of Congress by many on both sides of the aisle. Through it all, Lewis charged his successors and colleagues to come together to create a more just world.
Tickets to John Lewis: Good Trouble
Tickets are currently available as part of a 2027 Summer Festival season ticket package and include up to a 15% savings over single tickets, plus great perks like free ticket exchanges, exclusive invitations, access to pre-paid parking, and more.
About the Cincinnati Opera
Cincinnati Opera is a cherished cultural gem and the second-oldest opera company in North America. Founded in 1920, their company has built a legacy of artistic excellence and meaningful connections with audiences. Whether a lifelong opera lover or discovering it for the first time, guests are invited to explore the rich history and dynamic future of Cincinnati Opera.
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Music Hall Venue Information
Parking
Near Music Hall, there is a 450-space underground garage, surface lots, and on-street parking. Use the Cincy EZ Park App to pay for parking as appropriate. Take the Cincinnati METRO to the venue.
Accessibility
The accessibility entrance is located on the southeast side of the building on Elm Street. Please ask a Music Hall usher or staff member for additional assistance or directions.
Prohibited Items
Music Hall restricts bag sizes to 12″ x 12″ for your safety. A staff member can make an exception for individuals with medical necessity. All bags and jackets are subject to inspection at the entrance.
View a list of prohibited items.
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