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Join pianist Margarita Rovenskaya for a program of solo piano works spanning a range of characters and countries. The music will include Schubert’s winding melodies, Schumann’s imaginative character contrasts, Beethoven and Prokofiev’s fiery energy. The program will end with Ukrainian composer Ilya Aizberg’s Hebrew Rhapsody, a piece that pays tribute to his Jewish heritage.

As the nation’s premier ensemble dedicated to performing, commissioning, and recording modern orchestral repertoire, BMOP continues bridging the conservative and progressive traditions of American classical music from the past century.

Anthony De Ritis’s Jiggedy, Jingle, Jaunty, Jaunty, a world premiere for orchestra and electronics, pays homage to two 20th-century giants, James Joyce and Luciano Berio ,through a dialogue that stretches across time. BMOP welcomes soprano Julia Bullock for Samuel Barber’s iconic Knoxville: Summer of 1915, a setting of James Agee’s 1938 prose text whose childlike recollection of a summer evening remains one of Barber’s most beloved creations. In addition, Ms. Bullock also performs two movements from Matt Aucoin’s The No One’s Rose, settings of poems by Paul Celan that explore memory, language, and loss. The evening concludes with Charles Wuorinen’s Delight of the Muses, a homageto Mozart based on material from Don Giovanni. Outlandish, sentimental, and a rousing good time, this ballet shows this iconic American composer at his irreverent best.

National Sawdust and Sarah Williams present a live performance of Daniela Mack’s debut solo album SUR with bandoneonist JP Jofre and his quintet. SUR features and is heavily inspired by the music of Astor Piazzolla. Argentine-American mezzo-soprano Daniela Mack first heard Piazzolla from the back seat of her father’s car, and the intensity, melancholy, and freedom of that sound never left her. Now an artist with an international opera career, she returns to the music to reconnect with her identity and to ask what Piazzolla can mean today in the voice of a contemporary classical singer.

In Death’s Company

Get ready for blood, guts, and belly laughs with Evil Dead, the Musical! Based on the cult horror films The Evil Dead, Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness, this outrageous stage hit blends campy terror with killer comedy. Follow Ash and his friends to a haunted cabin where demons rise and the chainsaws roar. Packed with rockin’ songs, over-the-top gore (yes, there’s a splatter zone!), and nonstop laughs, Evil Dead, the Musical is the ultimate date night for horror fans and thrill-seekers alike.

* Oct. 31 st come in costume and join us after the show for a Halloween party!

Fri. Oct. 23 & 30 2026 at 8pm
Sat. Oct. 31 at 8pm*

Matinees:
Sat. Oct. 24 at 2pm
Sun. Oct. 25 & Nov. 1 at 2pm

PLEASE NOTE: Special Splatter Zone tickets are on the stage for $30 and includes a T-shirt. You will need to confirm you want those seats and the shirt size, which you will receive when you arrive.

In honor of our 250th Anniversary, Theater to Go ignites the Kelsey stage with 1776, the Musical, the Tony Award-winning hit that brings America’s founding to thrilling life! Follow John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin as they debate, clash and (spoiler alert) ultimately sign the Declaration of Independence. Packed with witty dialogue, soaring songs, and gripping drama, the musical turns history into a bold, inspiring theatrical event. Smart, funny, and deeply moving, this classic musical reminds audiences that great change begins with courageous voices.  $26/24 G

William L. "Larry" Kidder is an acclaimed historian and author specializing in New Jersey’s role in the American Revolution, including works like Ten Crucial Days and Revolutionary Princeton. His deeply researched books spotlight the untold stories of ordinary people who shaped early American independence. In his newest book, The Revolutionary History of a Free Black Man, Jacob’s Francis’ story reveals the many obstacles encountered by free Black people during the time of slavery and gradual abolition in New Jersey. Learn more about Larry https://wlkidderhistorian.com

Larry will be joining us for a post-show talk back and afternoon tea after the performances on Sunday No 8 and Nov 15.

Fri. Nov. 6 at 8pm
Sat. Nov. 14 at 8pm

Matinees:
Sat. Nov. 7 & 14 at 2pm
Sun. Nov. 8 & 15 at 2pm

Rick Steves host
New Jersey Symphony

Usually you’ll find Rick Steves touring the great destinations of Europe. Now you can join him on a different journey: A Symphonic Journey. In this unique concert, Rick Steves teams up with the New Jersey Symphony for a performance that combines Europe’s most stirring romantic-era anthems with beautiful high-definition cinematography and Rick’s insights into European history.

Presented in conjunction with the new biography of Clara Schumann by Sarah Fritz, the author will narrate a program of solo piano, chamber musician, and songs by the 19th century composer-pianist. Pianist Don Dolan will be joined by baritone Elem Eley, flutist John Lane, violinists Chris Jones and Nancy Wilson, cellist Tomasz Rzeczycki, and pianist Miriam Eley.

In-person & livesteam, reception to follow.

Rick Steves host
New Jersey Symphony

Usually you’ll find Rick Steves touring the great destinations of Europe. Now you can join him on a different journey: A Symphonic Journey. In this unique concert, Rick Steves teams up with the New Jersey Symphony for a performance that combines Europe’s most stirring romantic-era anthems with beautiful high-definition cinematography and Rick’s insights into European history.

Showcasing our new Yamaha piano, Silvano Monasterios Trio return to Flemington DIY. Silvano is joined by Daniel Prim and Raul Reyes Bueno. Cool listening room with a nice vibe. All ages.

The Symphony of Westchester opens its 2026–2027 season on Saturday, November 7 at 8 p.m. at the Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium at Iona University in New Rochelle.

Founder and Artistic Director Barry Charles Hoffman conducts an All Beethoven Program featuring internationally acclaimed pianist Alon Goldstein as soloist in Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37. The evening also includes Leonore Overture No. 3 and Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68, “Pastorale.”

The concert marks the orchestra’s 29th season at Iona University. Tickets are $60 for general admission, $45 for seniors over 65 and $20 for students with valid ID.

Tickets and more information: https://thesymphonyofwestchester.org/concerts/