After the president turns a public appearance into a spectacular political mess, the seven women responsible for keeping him—and the country—on track race to contain the fallout. Their increasingly desperate efforts unleash a whirlwind of rivalries, secrets, and comic mayhem in this sharp, fast-paced farce about the women working behind the scenes of male power.

After the president turns a public appearance into a spectacular political mess, the seven women responsible for keeping him—and the country—on track race to contain the fallout. Their increasingly desperate efforts unleash a whirlwind of rivalries, secrets, and comic mayhem in this sharp, fast-paced farce about the women working behind the scenes of male power.

The LSU A Cappella Choir, LSU’s flagship touring choir, opens the 26-27 season with with soaring choral works inspired by the beauty of the natural world and the promise of “Another glorious day.” From radiant harmonies that greet the morning to powerful musical portraits of forests, rivers, skies, and changing seasons, we invite our audience to reconnect with nature through song. Uplifting, exciting, and deeply moving, this opening program celebrates the joy of shared voices and the timeless inspiration found in the world around us. The concert features contemporary composer, Jake Runestad's "Come to the Woods" from his American Triptych.

a 2014 science‑fiction drama by American playwright Jordan Harrison that explores memory, identity, and the limits of technology to replicate the human experience

a 2014 science‑fiction drama by American playwright Jordan Harrison that explores memory, identity, and the limits of technology to replicate the human experience

a 2014 science‑fiction drama by American playwright Jordan Harrison that explores memory, identity, and the limits of technology to replicate the human experience

Celebrate a historic milestone as America marks its 250th anniversary with a spectacular evening of music. LSU's flagship ensembles, the symphony orchestra, wind ensemble, and A Cappella Choir join together for a powerful showcase of iconic American composers that include Aaron Copland, Randall Thompson, Tobias Picker, and John Adams. This celebratory program highlights the richness, diversity, and spirit of American music. You won't want to miss this inspiring tribute to the nation's artistic legacy and rare combination of LSU's premiere musical groups.

a 2014 science‑fiction drama by American playwright Jordan Harrison that explores memory, identity, and the limits of technology to replicate the human experience

a 2014 science‑fiction drama by American playwright Jordan Harrison that explores memory, identity, and the limits of technology to replicate the human experience

Valentine Michaud and Casey Dierlam Tse, Guest Artist Recital The LSU School of Music welcomes saxophonist Valentine Michaud and pianist Casey Dierlam Tse for an evening of guest artist performance. Featuring music that highlights the saxophone’s remarkable range of color, character, and expression, the recital brings together two artists recognized for their vibrant musicianship and commitment to collaborative performance. Blending technical brilliance with imaginative interpretation, Michaud and Dierlam Tse offer a program that explores the lyrical, dramatic, and contemporary possibilities of saxophone and piano.

a 2014 science‑fiction drama by American playwright Jordan Harrison that explores memory, identity, and the limits of technology to replicate the human experience

LSU Manship Distinguished Professor of Piano Michael Gurt joins talented LSU artists for a recital featuring premieres of music by French composer Eugène Bozza. Known for colorful harmonies, lyrical melodies, and dazzling technical demands, Bozza’s music has long captivated chamber musicians. This program presents recently discovered works from a French archive, including music for piano, voice, saxophone, and violin—revealing a fresh side of this distinctive composer.

Join the LSU Symphonic Winds for their season-opening concert, featuring a dynamic program that showcases the ensemble’s power, precision, and passion through a compelling blend of classic masterworks and bold new voices. Repertoire details will be announced later this summer.

The LSU Chamber Singers is an advanced chamber ensemble that serves as the resident recital choir for graduate students in choral conducting. It is comprised of graduate students and select undergraduate students in the vocal and choral departments. Chamber Singers serves as a training choir for professional choral singing profession, as singers prepare a diverse repertory of music at a high artistic level over a shortened rehearsal period. Their second concert of the season features doctoral student conductors Kelsey Snyder and Stephen Guillory.

High Voltage returns this year with bold new energy and a spotlight on the Polyphonic Fender Rhodes, a one-of-a-kind instrument developed at LSU. Featured in three newly commissioned collaborations with Louisiana-based composers and improvisers Jonathan Freilich, Brian Haas, and Simon Moushabeck, this groundbreaking keyboard takes center stage in a program full of invention, artistry, and surprise. The evening also includes works by EMDM faculty and more to be revealed. Sponsored in part by a Community Partnership Grant from the Jazz and Heritage Foundation.

ViolaLA! 2026 concludes with a guest artist recital featuring DJ Cheek, joined by pianist Jeong-Eun Lee. This final event brings the festival to a close with an evening of expressive chamber music, highlighting the collaboration between guest artist and pianist in an intimate recital setting. Audiences are invited to enjoy a thoughtful program that celebrates the sound, versatility, and artistry at the heart of ViolaLA!

The LSU Tiger Glee Club and Chorale present an evening of choral music that showcases the voices and musicianship of LSU students. Featuring a varied program for vocal ensemble, the concert highlights the connection, discipline, and joy that come from singing together. From rich harmonies to moments of lively expression, this performance offers audiences a welcoming look at LSU’s choral community.

The LSU Department of Bands and School of Music are proud to present the 42nd annual Tigerama: a musical extravaganza for all ages, featuring The Golden Band from Tigerland, LSU Wind Ensemble, LSU Symphonic Winds, Golden Girls, and Colorguard. What began as a recruiting event over three decades ago by the late Director of Bands Frank Wickes grew through his vision and fortitude into an increasingly popular and iconic representation of some of the best music LSU has to offer. Proceeds from Tigerama go to suppor the LSU Tiger Marching Band and the Department of Bands in the LSU School of Music. Recent funds raised through Tigerama, along with the efforts of generous donors, have enabled the Tiger Band to perform in Dublin, Ireland at the St. Patrick's Day Parade.

Detroit ‘67 tells the story of conflicting siblings against a backdrop of the race riots that shook Detroit, Michigan, in the summer of 1967.

Detroit ‘67 tells the story of conflicting siblings against a backdrop of the race riots that shook Detroit, Michigan, in the summer of 1967.

Internationally recognized violinist Yevgeny Kutik and LSU faculty member Michael Gurt team up for an evening of chamber music that brings together expressive violin playing with the clarity, color, and depth of the piano. Kutik, known for his thoughtful interpretations of both classic and contemporary repertoire, joins Gurt, LSU’s Manship Distinguished Professor of Piano, for a recital centered on musical conversation and close collaboration. The performance offers audiences a chance to hear two accomplished artists in an intimate setting.

Unattainable: Songs from the Edge of Desire explores the spaces between longing and fulfillment, memory and reality, and the beloved and the self. Through music by Mahler, Fauré, Duparc, Santoliquido, and David N. Takach, mezzo-soprano Lindsay Kate Brown and pianist Dr. Jeong-Eun Lee follow a journey from heartbreak and imagined escape toward remembrance, transformation, and self-possession. Brown, Assistant Professor of Voice at LSU, and Lee, Assistant Professor of Collaborative Piano, bring together their shared commitment to expressive, text-centered collaboration.

Detroit ‘67 tells the story of conflicting siblings against a backdrop of the race riots that shook Detroit, Michigan, in the summer of 1967.

The Turner-Fischer Center for Opera opens the 2026-27 season with Engelbert Humperdinck's enchanting Hänsel und Gretel. Based on the classic Brothers Grimm tale, this opera has become one of the most beloved fairy-tale operas ever created, resonating with audiences of all ages. A protégé of Richard Wagner, Humperdinck brings to the score a rich musical sophistication shaped by his mentor's influence, whil retaining a warmth and lyric charm all his own. Beneath its magical surface, the opera acknowledges the darker textures of the Grimm tradition, yet presents them with elegance, wit, and heart. Libretto by Adelheid Wette. Conducted by Michael Borowitz. The opera will be sung in German with English supertitles.

Detroit ‘67 tells the story of conflicting siblings against a backdrop of the race riots that shook Detroit, Michigan, in the summer of 1967.

Detroit ‘67 tells the story of conflicting siblings against a backdrop of the race riots that shook Detroit, Michigan, in the summer of 1967.

The Turner-Fischer Center for Opera opens the 2026-27 season with Engelbert Humperdinck's enchanting Hänsel und Gretel. Based on the classic Brothers Grimm tale, this opera has become one of the most beloved fairy-tale operas ever created, resonating with audiences of all ages. A protégé of Richard Wagner, Humperdinck brings to the score a rich musical sophistication shaped by his mentor's influence, whil retaining a warmth and lyric charm all his own. Beneath its magical surface, the opera acknowledges the darker textures of the Grimm tradition, yet presents them with elegance, wit, and heart. Libretto by Adelheid Wette. Conducted by Michael Borowitz. The opera will be sung in German with English supertitles.

Detroit ‘67 tells the story of conflicting siblings against a backdrop of the race riots that shook Detroit, Michigan, in the summer of 1967.

Join the Constantinides New Music Ensemble for an exciting evening of contemporary and boundary-pushing works that venture into uncharted musical territory and expand the landscape of contemporary sound by both living and recent composers.

Join LSU's String Faculty as they present an evening of compelling, poetic, and beautiful string chamber music. Featuring Lin He (violin), Espen Lilleslåtten (violin), Kimberly Sparr (viola), Dennis Parker (cello), and Yung-Chiao Wei (Bass) More program information regarding repertoire coming later this summer.

Discover bold new sounds from LSU’s undergraduate composers as they present original works that traverse diverse musical landscapes. Experience their creativity, innovation, and passion in this dynamic spring showcase.

Experience an unforgettable evening of jazz as the LSU Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Doug Stone, and the LSU Jazz Lab Band, led by John Madere, take the stage for a spirited fall performance celebrating America’s original art form.

The LSU Symphonic Band invites you to its final performance of the fall semester—a celebratory evening of music that brings together students, families, and the Baton Rouge community. Under the direction of Dr. Weston Lewis, the ensemble will perform a vibrant program featuring both classic and contemporary works for winds. Come experience the power of live music and support the next generation of Louisiana’s musical talent. Repertoire details will be announced later this summer.

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

The LSU Gospel Choir returns to Broadmoor Baptist Church to present their Fall concert. You won't want to miss this electrifying program that highlights traditional and contemporary gospel music from prominent gospel and Christian artists. This concert is free and open to the public.

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

In its annual concert, the Laptop Orchestra of Louisiana explores the intersection between technology and collective music making, transforming itself into a hybrid virtual percussion ensemble for the evening.

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

LSU welcomes the Kuuskmann-Friar Duo to the Recital Hall for a dynamic program of new music for amplified bassoon and piano. Featuring GRAMMY-nominated bassoonist Martin Kuuskmann and Rome Prize-winning composer-pianist Sean Friar, the duo blends elements of classical, rock, jazz, electronic, and ambient music to create a fresh and expressive chamber music experience.

Join the LSU Symphonic Winds for an inspiring evening of music as they present their final performance of the fall semester, led by Dr. Simon Holoweiko. This concert will feature a thoughtful selection of works that showcase the ensemble’s musical depth, precision, and expressive power. Open to music lovers of all ages, the event offers a wonderful opportunity for the campus and Baton Rouge communities to come together in celebration of the arts. Repertoire details will be announced later this summer.

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

In its annual concert, the Laptop Orchestra of Louisiana explores the intersection between technology and collective music making, transforming itself into a hybrid virtual percussion ensemble for the evening. Free Admission!

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

In a rare and exciting collaboration, the LSU Symphony Orchestra and the Turner-Fischer Center for Opera join forces to present a special semi-staged peformance of Of Thee I Sing. As part of the celebration of American's 250th anniversary, this groundbreaking musical by George and Ira Gershwin returns to the spotlight with all the brilliance that made it the first musical to receive the Pulitzer Prize. WIth its irresistible score, sharp satire, and exuberant wit, Of Thee I Sing delights even as it lampoons the machinery of politics, ambition, and corruption. Proving its humor remains strikingly timely.

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

DreamOn the eve of a royal wedding, four young lovers become tangled in a bewildering chase fueled by desire, jealousy, and a mischievous bit of magic. As romantic confusion collides with a troupe of hilarious actors and meddling fairies, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy celebrates the exhilarating foolishness of love—and the transformations that can happen in one unforgettable night

Experience the power, precision, and imagination of Hamiruge: The LSU Percussion Group in an electrifying fall performance that brings the full spectrum of percussion to life. Known for championing bold contemporary works and expanding the boundaries of the percussion medium, Hamiruge transforms rhythm in color, motion, and sound. Under the direction of Dr. Brett Dietz, the ensemble brings together adventurous new sounds in a program that showcases artistry and versatility of LSU's percussionists.

Faculty member and award-winning violist Kimberly Sparr joins with pianist Michael Gurt to present an evening of unique and inspiring music for viola and piano.

The LSU Chamber Jazz Ensembles will present a concert featuring classic small group jazz repertoire from a variety of eras. In the chamber jazz ensemble format, student musicians have the opportunity to focus on improvisation, exploring the harmonic and rhythmic nuances of the pieces, and highlighting their unique and personal melodic musical voices. Please join us for an intimate and inspiring musical evening.

Join the LSU Concert Orchestra in a captivating fall performance at University United Methodist Church. This ensemble brings together students from across LSU, including non-music majors, who share a love for playing orchestral music. The concert will feature a varied program performed in a warm community setting, offering audiences a chance to hear LSU students collaborate, grow, and make music together.

Join us for the Really, Really New Music Marathon, an afternoon and evening of four back-to-back concerts featuring brand-new works by student composers from the Experimental Music & Digital Media and Composition areas at the LSU School of Music. These performances highlight original music that’s just been created—composed, produced, and performed by students pushing the boundaries of sound and creativity. Come hear what's new, what's bold, and what's next.

Join us for the Really, Really New Music Marathon, an afternoon and evening of four back-to-back concerts featuring brand-new works by student composers from the Experimental Music & Digital Media and Composition areas at the LSU School of Music. These performances highlight original music that’s just been created—composed, produced, and performed by students pushing the boundaries of sound and creativity. Come hear what's new, what's bold, and what's next.

Join us for the Really, Really New Music Marathon, an afternoon and evening of four back-to-back concerts featuring brand-new works by student composers from the Experimental Music & Digital Media and Composition areas at the LSU School of Music. These performances highlight original music that’s just been created—composed, produced, and performed by students pushing the boundaries of sound and creativity. Come hear what's new, what's bold, and what's next.

Join us for the Really, Really New Music Marathon, an afternoon and evening of four back-to-back concerts featuring brand-new works by student composers from the Experimental Music & Digital Media and Composition areas at the LSU School of Music. These performances highlight original music that’s just been created—composed, produced, and performed by students pushing the boundaries of sound and creativity. Come hear what's new, what's bold, and what's next.

The LSU Chamber Singers is an advanced chamber ensemble that serves as the resident recital choir for graduate students in choral conducting. It is comprised of graduate students and select undergraduate students in the vocal and choral departments. Chamber Singers serves as a training choir for professional choral singing profession, as singers prepare a diverse repertory of music at a high artistic level over a shortened rehearsal period. Their final concert of the season features doctoral student conductor Yimo Li's final DMA recital.

Join LSU's renowned Wind Ensemble for its final performance of the Fall semeseter, under the baton of Dr. Damon Talley. This culminating concert will showcase the ensemble’s remarkable precision, power, and musicality through a dynamic program of contemporary works and timeless wind band classics. Don’t miss this powerful conclusion to an unforgettable season of music. Repertoire details will be announced later this summer.

You're invited to celebrate the season with one of the LSU College of Music & Dramatic Arts and School of Music's most cherished holiday traditions: the annual Candlelight Concert. Enjoy an inspiring evening of holiday music, spirituals, and seasonal choral works featuring the exceptional voices of LSU's A Cappella Choir, Tiger Glee Club, Gospel Choir, CHorale, and more. This festive concert and treasured tradition fills the air with holiday cheer, sacred sounds, and timeless melodies.