Surrealist El Tropical – Symphony Performance
See C.S.O. Proof: Surrealist El Tropical at Music Hall on March 29 and 30.
In Surrealist El Tropical, choreographer Rosie Herrera wants to set the scene. After a night of gleefully overindulging in absinthe cocktails, filmmaker Federico Fellini stumbles down an alley in old Havana.
A door cracks open, and music washes over him like a sticky sunrise in September. He enters a primordial soup of neon, sound, and tropical heat. A wild undercurrent pulses through the room, whispering that anything (and everything) might happen.
C.S.O. Proof performances are supported by The Haile Foundation, Irwin & Melinda Simon, and the American Orchestras’ Futures Fund, a League of American Orchestras program made possible by funding from the Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation.
Tickets to Surrealist El Tropical
Tickets to Surrealist El Tropical
Parking
A 450-space underground garage, surface lots, and on-street parking are available near Music Hall. Use the Cincy EZ Park App to pay for parking as appropriate. Take the Cincinnati METRO to the venue.
Accessibility
The A.D.A. 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
Oversized bags, luggage, and backpacks may not be permitted inside the venue. Clutch purses and other small personal bags are allowed. All bags and people are subject to inspection before entering the theater. Please allow extra time before your performance. See the complete list of prohibited items.
About the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Dating back 127 years, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is considered one of America’s finest and most versatile ensembles. The C.S.O. has been led by Louis Langrée since 2013 and carries a distinguished roster of members. The C.S.O. is the official orchestra for the Cincinnati May Festival, Cincinnati Opera, and Cincinnati Ballet.
About Cincinnati Music Hall
Cincinnati Music Hall, a National Historic Landmark built in 1878, was beautifully restored in a significant renovation in 2017. Standing tall over the heart of Over-the-Rhine, the Music Hall has hosted the May Festival for over 150 years.
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