1/19/26 Newsletter | Meet the Projection Designer transforming our April Masterworks concert

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Less than a week until How to Train Your Dragon in Concert

Get excited by watching this live performance of the soundtrack’s piece "This is Berk/See You Tomorrow" by the Danish National Symphony Orchestra.

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Photos from Symphony Joslyn

Beethoven’s First Symphony sounded splendid at The Joslyn Art Museum’s Witherspoon Hall earlier this month. If you missed it, check out the photos below and make sure to get your tickets to the next performance there, Ledwon Plays Shostakovich, on March 15!

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Profound partnership shapes Ways to Win the Woods

Ways to Win the Woods, an original play being performed on February 12 & 13, is a powerful collaboration between Great Plains Theater Commons, Anastasis Theatre Co., the Omaha Symphony, PACE, and MICAH House, which provides a safe, supportive environment for families and individuals experiencing homelessness.

Emerging from story-sharing workshops at MICAH House conducted by GPTC and Anastasis, the play will reflect the lived experiences of women navigating homelessness through the lens of the familiar fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel and feature an original score performed by Omaha Symphony musicians. This concert is free and open to the public.

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Projection Mapping coming to Holland Center

The semi-staged production of Bartok’s thrilling opera on the second half of our April Masterworks concert, Applied Underwriters Presents Beethoven’s Fifth and Bluebeard’s Castle, will feature the stunning projection design of David Murakami, a international projection designer and film director focused on the union between the cinematic and theatrical. Click below to watch his unbelievable Projection Design Reel!

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