Moon Doh, Conductor Never been to Paris? No worries! Gershwin’s timeless masterpiece An American in Paris will transport you to the heart of France in no time. Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra, which was premiered in the US, will take you on a journey through mesmerizing orchestral color and energy. And, of course, a performance featuring our annual Collegiate Concerto
A chilling psychological thriller, Rope follows two arrogant university students who hide a murder in plain sight during a dinner party, unraveling their “perfect crime” as suspicion grows around them.
Downstairs by Theresa Rebeck is a tense psychological drama about siblings Teddy and Irene, whose unexpected reunion in Irene’s basement unearths long-buried secrets and growing fears. As Teddy seeks refuge from an unnamed threat, Irene begins to question the safety and control within her own home, particularly in her relationship with her controlling husband. The play
In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl’s Journey to Freedom by Yeonmi Park is a memoir that recounts her life under the repressive North Korean regime, her escape at age thirteen, and the harrowing journey through China and Mongolia to reach freedom. Park describes the brutality, starvation, and control she experienced growing up, as well
Moon Doh, Conductor Join us for an unforgettable evening where iconic film and musical scores come to life! Experience the thrilling compositions that have captivated audiences for generations, both at home and abroad. Don’t miss this celebration of legendary composers whose music defines America and continues to inspire and shape its culture. Wear your favorite
Join us at Bowl for Butler for food, drinks and fun!
Join us for the 74th Annual Good Friday Breakfast at the Butler YMCA! We are excited to celebrate the sacrifice and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! He is risen! We will provide a delicious breakfast, beautiful worship music, and a keynote speaker. We hope you're able to join us. Tickets can be
Come to laugh OR play! Either way, come with some fun suggestions and visit the hobnob theatre website for details and Friday, April 3, tickets.
The Color of Air by Gail Tsukiyama is a historical novel set in 1935 on the Big Island of Hawaii as the Mauna Loa volcano begins to stir. The story follows a tight-knit Japanese American community whose members are drawn together when Daniel, a young doctor, returns home and must confront long-buried secrets. Through interconnected voices,
Come to laugh OR play! Either way, come with some fun suggestions and visit the hobnob theatre website for details and Friday, May 1, tickets.
