Past Shows
DANCE, MUSIC, THEATER, FAMILY
DANCE, MUSIC, THEATER, FAMILY
FAMILY FEST | PRIDE
Jun 6, 2026
The Wallis continues its beloved FREE outdoor Family Fest events for families and young audiences around The Wallis’ beautiful campus. Food trucks and concessions will be available!
FILM
FILM
LIVE READ: ABBOTT ELEMENTARY
Jun 5, 2026
Attention, students. The bell’s ringing, so grab your seat and don’t get caught in the hallway without a pass. Class is officially in session.Step inside the halls of Willard R. Abbott Elementary for a one-night-only Live Read celebrating the heart, humor, and hustle of everyone’s favorite Philadelphia public school. Join Janine, Gregory, Ava, Melissa, Jacob, Barbara, and Mr. Johnson as they navigate another unforgettable school year where the resources may be limited, but the dedication and chaos are limitless.
DANCE
DANCE
FINAL L.A. PERFORMANCE
BODYTRAFFIC
Jun 4, 2026 - Jun 6, 2026
When summer heats up, so does BODYTRAFFIC. This dynamic company brings a program bursting with rhythm, wit, and unfettered energy. BODYTRAFFIC is pure spectacle of movement—playful, provocative, and unapologetically bold.
MUSIC
MUSIC
HANDEL + VIVALDI + TELEMANN
May 31, 2026
This program explores the Baroque era’s power to ignite the senses and stir the imagination. Soprano Amanda Forsythe brings expressive nuance to Handel’s arias and Bach’s glowing “Wedding Cantata”. Director of Chamber Music Margaret Batjer leads the ensemble through Vivaldi’s shadowy La Notte and Biber’s Battalia—a theatrical experiment where clashing keys and rhythms evoke chaos and conflict. Telemann’s Don Quixote closes the concert, turning Cervantes’s wandering knight into a series of sharply drawn musical vignettes.
MUSIC
MUSIC
FILM MUSIC’S FIRST GOLDEN AGE AND THE EMIGRE COMMUNITY
FROM HELL TO HOLLYWOOD
May 30, 2026
Scott Dunn and his orchestra explore the music and influence on Hollywood of European émigré composers in the 1930’s forced to flee from the Nazi's. This concert will feature music by Max Steiner (director of RKO’s and later Warner Bros), Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Franz Waxman, Friedrich Hollaender, Dmitri TIomikin, Bronislaw Kaper, Hanns Eisler, Erich Zeisl and others from such films as Gone with the Wind, King Kong, The Adventures of Robin Hood, Sunset Blvd, Rear Window, High Noon, Sabrina, Mutiny on the Bounty, and others. Dunn’s program will also consider the influence of Arnold Schoenberg (and the Schoenberg family) on an entire generation of film composers, including David Raksin and Leonard Rosenman.
MUSIC
MUSIC
PACIFIC JAZZ ORCHESTRA: MILES DAVIS & JOHN COLTRANE AT 100
May 28, 2026
The Pacific Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Chris Walden, presents a powerful tribute to two of the most influential figures in jazz—Miles Davis and John Coltrane—as both artists would have turned 100 in 2026. This special concert features acclaimed guest artists Jacob Scesney (saxophone)—just added to the performance in place of Joshua Redman—Sean Jones (trumpet), and Emmet Cohen (piano), performing newly arranged versions of classic works that shaped the course of modern jazz. An evening celebrating innovation, legacy, and timeless music.
MUSIC
MUSIC
MARTÍN + MARWOOD + MOZART
May 17, 2026
This program lives in the glow of Classical clarity and modern invention. Music Director Jaime Martín guides LACO through Mozart’s vibrant “Haffner” symphony and Tchaikovsky’s “Mozartiana” suite—a set of loving transfigurations that recast Mozart’s style through the lush textures of the late 19th century. The concert also includes a new voice: Christopher Cerrone’s Double Concerto, featuring violinist Anthony Marwood and cellist Coleman Itzkoff.
MUSIC
MUSIC
BANG ON A CAN ALL-STARS: RYUICHI SAKAMOTO, 1996
May 16, 2026
Ryuichi Sakamoto was a composer of breathtaking range—an artist who scored the emotions of entire generations. From the Oscar-winning grandeur of The Last Emperor to the aching intimacy of Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, his music was both deeply personal and profoundly cinematic.
THEATER
THEATER
THE ASCAP FOUNDATION MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP: LEGENDARY
May 13, 2026
‘In the beginning, there was a God named Pan Gu, and a ravishing Goddess named Nü Wa.’ Ancient myths. Modern questions. International multi-award-winning artist and singer-songwriter Cheeyang Ng blends Chinese mythology, memory and queer legacy in the electrifying solo ritual musical Legendary, a life-affirming tale of queer joy and identity. Through communal song and the retelling of ancient myths, they explore their relationship with family, tradition and the stories that have shaped them, yet never reflected them. A global internet sensation, Legendary doesn't just tell a story: it invites the audience to create one. “Extraordinary” - Jason Robert Brown.
THEATER
THEATER
THE ASCAP FOUNDATION MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP: THE WAITING
May 12, 2026
The Waiting tells a story of grief from the perspective of the dead.Deep in the woods of Vermont there exists a space between two worlds. There lies “The InBetween” — a timeless purgatory where those who were taken from life too soon wait, tethered to a lost life they can’t remember.
THEATER
THEATER
THE ASCAP FOUNDATION MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP: LILLYVILLE
May 11, 2026
Lillyville, book, music & lyrics by Antonius Anand NazarethGrieving her mother’s death, LILLY retreats into "Lillyville," a video game simulation she made to be perfect In this digital sanctuary, her bullies are programmed to be her best friends, the townsfolk worship her, and her mother is still alive. She even creates SAM, a "Perfect Boy" designed solely to love her.
DANCE
DANCE
DANCING WITH BOB: RAUSCHENBERG, BROWN & CUNNINGHAM ONSTAGE
May 7, 2026 - May 9, 2026
Witness another side of Robert Rauschenberg in "Dancing with Bob: Rauschenberg, Brown & Cunningham Onstage," a tribute marking the centennial of this American iconoclast. Rauschenberg is known for his visual art and sculptures, but he was also an avid cross-disciplinary collaborator—most frequently with choreographic legends Trisha Brown and
MUSIC
MUSIC
MARTÍN + BANSAL + SHOSTAKOVICH
Apr 12, 2026
Past and present come together in a musical conversation led by Music Director Jaime Martín. LACO marks 25 years of Sound Investment, with the premiere of Juhi Bansal’s latest orchestral work, a score that pushes at the edges of genre and tradition. Violinist Anne Akiko Meyers—“the coolest thing to happen to the violin since Stradivari” (Denver Post)—takes center stage for Eric Whitacre’s THE PACIFIC HAS NO MEMORY, a piece written for her and a meditation on nature’s vastness and transience. The mood darkens with the taut emotions of Shostakovich’s Chamber Symphony for String, before lifting into the vitality of Prokofiev’s exuberant “Classical” symphony.
SPECIAL EVENTS, MUSIC
SPECIAL EVENTS, MUSIC
OPERAFEST LA PANEL
Apr 11, 2026
Join us for the official kickoff event of OperaFest LA. This special afternoon will feature a panel conversation with representatives from each partner, offering insight into the works presented during the festival and the artistic vision behind them. The event will also include preview performances , offering a first glimpse of the bold range of music and storytelling that defines this year’s festival.
THEATER
THEATER
Written by Sanaz Toossi
Directed by Knud Adams
ENGLISH
Apr 4, 2026 - Apr 26, 2026
Written by Sanaz Toossi and directed by Knud Adams, “English is a wonder, with unfailing wit, grace, and compassion” (Greg Evans, Deadline). Set in an Iranian classroom where four adult students and their teacher leapfrog through a linguistic playground, this is a funny, stunning triumph about the universal foibles of language and miscommunication. “The result is exquisite.” (Adam Feldman, Time Out New York).
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSE/IQUE @ THE WALLIS
MUSE/IQUE brings its one-of-a-kind blend of music, cultural exploration, and storytelling back to The Wallis for the 2025/2026 Season. Under the visionary leadership of Artistic Director Rachael Worby, MUSE/IQUE crafts immersive experiences that cross genres and eras, illuminating the transformative power of the arts. Each performance is a curated journey, uniting diverse artists and audiences in a celebration of creativity and community.
MUSIC
MUSIC
@ All Saints' Beverly Hills
504 North Camden Drive
Beverly Hills, 90210
TONALITY: REFUGE / REQUIEM
Mar 28, 2026
Tonality returns to The Wallis with Refuge / Requiem, a moving program that places voices from across centuries into conversation. The evening opens with Caroline Shaw’s To the Hands, a contemporary work that draws on 17th-century musical language to explore themes of refuge, responsibility, and shared humanity. As the music expands and transforms, it invites listeners to consider how compassion takes shape through attention and care. The program continues with the radiant 1605 Requiem by Tomás Luis de Victoria, composed for the funeral rites of Empress María of Spain near the end of the composer’s life. Known for its intimacy and clarity, the work offers a profound meditation on grief as both a personal and communal experience, shaping sorrow into prayer and remembrance.
MUSIC
MUSIC
FAUST + SOUSA + MENDELSSOHN
Mar 12, 2026
Guest conductor Dinis Sousa leads a program of transformation and artistry, bridging tradition and innovation. LACO Composer-in-Residence Huang Ruo makes his much-anticipated debut with The Tipping Point, a meditation on nature’s beauty and fragility. Violinist Isabelle Faust, celebrated for her profound interpretations, brings lyricism and depth to Schumann’s soul-stirring Violin Concerto. The journey concludes with the radiant energy of Mendelssohn’s “Italian” Symphony, a vibrant celebration of life and movement.
MUSIC
MUSIC
The New Founding Father of American Music
MUSE/IQUE: QUINCY’S WORLD
Mar 5, 2026 - Mar 8, 2026
Quincy’s impact is undeniable. In our powerful season opener, MUSE/IQUE celebrates the diverse musical genres, collaborations, and the power of Quincy Jones.Featuring vocalists Vanessa Bryan, Brandon Victor Dixon, and the MUSE/IQUE Orchestra
FILM
FILM
LIVE READ: IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT
Feb 24, 2026
When a stranger enters Vahid’s Tehran garage to get his car fixed, he sets off a series of events with one tiny sound –the faint metallic squeak from his prosthetic leg. Suddenly Vahid’s past comes rushing back–he’s absolutely convinced that this is the man who violently imprisoned and tortured him and his friends years earlier. Vahid kidnaps the man and enlists a group of former prisoners to help him but they can’t agree on if he is their torturer or not. With the clock ticking, the pressure is building, do they torture him, kill him, or let him go free –and will they be able to live with their decision?
DANCE
DANCE
COMPAGNIE HERVÉ KOUBI: SOL INVICTUS
Feb 19, 2026 - Feb 21, 2026
With their show Sol Invictus, Compagnie Hervé Koubi delivers a breathtaking baroque dreamscape. Muscular and sublime, the dancers move through light and shadow, echoing the chiaroscuro of Caravaggio and the raw physicality of street dance.
MUSIC
MUSIC
MARTÍN + SAY + BEETHOVEN
Feb 15, 2026
On Valentine’s weekend, LACO offers a tale of passion and intrigue, told through Fauré’s hauntingly beautiful score to the play Pelléas et Mélisande. TAward-winning performer Fazil Say closes the program with Beethoven’s Third Piano Concerto, where Classical restraint gives way to Romantic turbulence—a work that, even after two centuries, still feels urgent and unsettled.
FILM
FILM
ZOOTOPIA 2 LIVE READ DIRCTED BY JARED BUSH AND BYRON HOWARD
Feb 9, 2026
Attention all mammals (and reptiles). You’re invited to go undercover with Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde for a one night only Live Read® of Zootopia 2, marking Film Independent Presents’ first ever animated Live Read®.Directed by Academy Award winning filmmakers Jared Bush and Byron Howard, this special evening transports audiences to the bustling animal metropolis of Zootopia. Rookie cops Judy Hopps, voiced live by Ginnifer Goodwin as she revisits her iconic role, and Nick Wilde find themselves on a twisting trail of mystery when the enigmatic reptile Gary De’Snake arrives in town.
MUSIC
MUSIC
RICKIE LEE JONES
Feb 6, 2026 - Feb 7, 2026
Rickie Lee Jones makes her Wallis debut with a voice that has transcended genres for over four decades. A two-time GRAMMY award winner and one of the most original artists of her era, she has been hailed as “the premiere song-stylist and songwriter of her generation” (The New Yorker) and dubbed “The Duchess of Coolsville” (Time).
MUSIC
MUSIC
MID LIFE TORSO TOUR
CHEYENNE JACKSON
Feb 5, 2026
Step into an unforgettable evening with Cheyenne Jackson, the Emmy and GRAMMY- nominated, Broadway bari-hunk who’s always ready to bear his chest and his soul! Fresh off his solo Carnegie Hall debut, hailed as a triumphant musical memoir - a dream realized with authority, generosity, and unmistakable joy Jackson brings this show home to you which will enliven your hearts and minds with music spanning Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley to Sam Smith and Chappell Roan to Cheyenne’s own song “Ok” about his father’s unconditional love for his gay son. Weaving together 50 years of life, love, art and family, prepare for an unforgettable journey filled with whimsy, laughter, and the sheer joy of a perfectly imperfect night of shared experience.
FILM, THEATER
FILM, THEATER
DR. STRANGELOVE
Feb 3, 2026
Seven-time BAFTA Award-winner Steve Coogan plays four roles in the world premiere stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s comedy masterpiece Dr. Strangelove.This explosively funny satire, about a rogue U.S General who triggers a nuclear attack, is led by a world-renowned creative team including Emmy Award-winner Armando Iannucci and Olivier Award-winner Sean Foley.A production from Patrick Myles and David Luff. Based on the motion picture directed by Stanley Kubrick, screenplay by Stanley Kubrick, Terry Southern and Peter George, based on the book 'Red Alert' by Peter George.“A masterful recreation of sublime comic acting” - Broadway World“Steve Coogan displays boundless energy and impeccable comic timing” - The Stage
DANCE
DANCE
CELEBRATING OUR PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE: 20 YEARS OF LOS ANGELES BALLET
Jan 29, 2026 - Jan 31, 2026
For nearly 20 years, the Los Angeles Ballet has captivated the City of Angels with its daring creativity, elegance, and breathtaking artistry. Now, LAB prepares for this milestone with a triple bill of iconic works and undaunted new beginnings, all brimming with heart and playfulness.
MUSIC
MUSIC
AROOJ AFTAB
Jan 24, 2026
A voice of limitless depth, Arooj Aftab transforms stillness into song, weaving together jazz, ambient soundscapes, and centuries-old ghazals into something wholly her own. Declared “the coolest rock star in the world right now” by UNCUT, she continues to redefine genre, risk, and beauty.
MUSIC, COMEDY
MUSIC, COMEDY
MARGARET CHO: CHOLIGARCHY
Jan 23, 2026
A pioneer amongst women in comedy, Margaret doesn’t take anything for granted as she continues to tackle difficult subjects with sensitivity and her razor sharp insight with her takes on addiction, abuse, activism and Asianness. It's all about the politics of disgust and what is disgusting about politics. Margaret has received many rave reviews for her live shows with the Chicago Tribune saying “Be it on-screen (“30 Rock,” “Drop Dead Diva”) or on stage, Margaret Cho has been one of the most exciting, unpredictable stand-up comics working for some time, and that hasn’t changed. If anything, the Asian-American female comedian’s voice has become more valuable than ever, given today’s social climate, and Cho’s material remains just as compelling, thanks in part to—and sometimes in spite of—her unapologetic delivery.”
MUSIC
MUSIC
BACH + RAMEAU + HANTAÏ
Jan 18, 2026
Harpsichordist Pierre Hantaï masterfully draws us into a world of Baroque opulence. The selected works highlight the era’s elegance and ingenuity, beginning with the dramatic sweep of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach’s Symphony in B-minor and the virtuosic interplay of his father Johann Sebastian Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 5. The second half shifts the lens to France, where Leclair’s D major Concerto balances restraint and expressiveness. Rameau—ever the dramatist—draws back the curtain on the theatrical imagination of the French Baroque, where mythology and human complexity intertwine.
MUSIC
MUSIC
THOSE FABULOUS FILMS OF THE SEVENTIES
MONSTERS, MURDERS, SPIES, AND SPACE
Jan 17, 2026
Join the Scott Dunn Orchestra on this deep dive into the iconic films of the 70’s such as Star Wars, The Godfather (I&II), Chinatown, The Sting, Diamonds are Forever, Chinatown, Taxi Driver, and Murder on the Orient Express. The evening will feature music by Jerry Goldsmith, Michel Legrand, Marvin Hamlisch, David Shire, Richard Rodney Bennett, John Barry, Nina Rota, and John Williams during this concert of Hollywood’s third musical Golden Age.
DANCE, MUSIC, THEATER, FAMILY
DANCE, MUSIC, THEATER, FAMILY
FAMILY FEST | LUNAR NEW YEAR
Jan 17, 2026
The Wallis continues its beloved FREE outdoor Family Fest events for families and young audiences around The Wallis’ beautiful campus. Food trucks and concessions will be available!
THEATER, FAMILY
THEATER, FAMILY
THE STORY OF THE CHINESE ZODIAC
THE GREAT RACE
Jan 17, 2026
The show weaves a family celebration with a retelling of one of the most beloved tales in Chinese folklore. Through traditional Chinese movement, music, and martial arts, learn how each animal earned its place in the Chinese Zodiac.
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
THE WALLIS DELIVERS: A SPRING GALA CELEBRATION
MUSIC
MUSIC
JUST ME
With open-hearted singing and fearless honesty, GRAMMY-winning vocal ensemble TONALITY returns to The Wallis with Just Me—a powerful evening of music centered on the lived experiences of transgender and non-binary individuals. Under the direction of Dr. Alexander Lloyd Blake, the LA-based chorus transforms the concert stage into a space of solidarity. Through original works and soulful arrangements, Just Me celebrates the resilience of our non-binary and trans community. It confronts the injustices they continue to face, and invites us to listen.
FILM
FILM
FILM INDEPENDENT PRESENTS @ THE WALLIS
The Wallis continues its partnership with Film Independent! Join us for a series of exciting events all season long, including exclusive screenings, live readings with stellar casts, and conversations with award-winning film actors, directors, composers, and producers. Past events have featured the likes of Guillermo del Toro, Andrew Garfield, Mary McCartney, Seth Meyers, Molly Shannon, Patrick Stewart, Donald Glover, and many more.
MUSIC
MUSIC
WORLD PREMIERE
WOMAN IS...EDEN ESPINOSA
Dec 19, 2025
In a night of soaring vocals and raw emotion, Tony and Emmy Nominated artist Eden Espinosa takes the stage at The Wallis with Woman Is… Eden Espinosa—a bold, genre-blurring concert that blends Broadway spirit, pop edge, and a glimmer of holiday magic.Best known for her powerhouse turns as Elphaba in Wicked, Maureen in Rent, and Tamara de Lempicka in Lempicka, Espinosa now steps into the spotlight as herself—an artist in full bloom.
GRoW
GRoW
STAGED STORIES LIVE!
Dec 17, 2025
Join us for an evening of storytelling brought to you by writers from our Creative Aging Program. Our seasoned writers will take you on a journey from joy to heartbreak and everything in between in a true celebration of lives well lived.
FILM, THEATER
FILM, THEATER
with special live introduction by Bill Pullman
ALL MY SONS
Dec 16, 2025
America, 1947. Despite hard choices and even harder knocks, Joe and Kate Keller are a success story. They have built a home, raised two sons and established a thriving business.But nothing lasts forever, and long buried truths are forced to the surface and the price of their American dream is laid bare.Jeremy Herrin directs an all star cast including Academy Award-winner Sally Field and Bill Pullman in Arthur Miller’s blistering drama.
LEASED EVENT
LEASED EVENT
SOUL OF THE HOLIDAYS
Dec 15, 2025
When the Eaton Fire tragedy struck the residents of Altadena and Pasadena, we came together with the "SOUL OF THE HOLIDAYS"...Celebrating the sounds of Motor City, soul and Gospel in support of the Black LA Relief & Recovery Fund.
MUSIC
MUSIC
RICHARD GOODE PLAYS MOZART
Dec 14, 2025
An evening of musical dialogue unfolds as pianist Richard Goode partners with LACO’s Director of Chamber Music Margaret Batjer. Schumann, writing during one of his fragile yet fervent creative periods, pours a restless inner dialogue into his First Violin Sonata. Mozart’s Piano Quartet in E-flat major is deceptively light; beneath its polished exterior lies a young composer subtly introducing risk into a genre not yet ready for it. Finally, Beethoven’s septet, beloved almost to the point of cliché, feels like a manifesto for community—music that celebrates the ensemble as a metaphor for how individual voices might coexist, challenge, and complete one another.
DANCE
DANCE
BODYTRAFFIC: CHECK-MATE
Dec 11, 2025 - Dec 13, 2025
Four powerhouse works. One unforgettable evening. This eclectic program showcases BODYTRAFFIC’s dazzling versatility with four distinct pieces that celebrate bold style, storytelling, and movement.
MUSIC
MUSIC
BEN BLISS
Dec 7, 2025
Master Mozartean Ben Bliss has conquered stages from the Metropolitan Opera to Vienna and Paris—not to mention standout performances with LA Opera and the LA Philharmonic. Now, hear his “honeyed lyric tenor” (New York Times) in an intimate recital in Beverly Hills.
MUSIC
MUSIC
COLBURN SCHOOL: SMETANA’S MÁ VLAST
Dec 6, 2025
Under the baton of celebrated conductor Kevin John Edusei, the Colburn Orchestra returns to The Wallis. The evening begins with Schelomo, Ernest Bloch’s dramatic Rhapsodie Hébraïque for cello and orchestra. Soloist Sieun Park portrays a modern-day King Solomon, who navigates a richly textured soundscape representing the allure of beauty and temptation.
MUSIC
MUSIC
DAKHABRAKHA
Dec 5, 2025
In a night of spellbinding rhythm and sound, DakhaBrakha brings their self-styled “ethno-chaos” to The Wallis. Hailing from Kyiv, Ukraine, this world music quartet has performed across the globe, merging ancient Ukrainian music traditions with cross cultural influence. Each performer brings powerful vocal harmonies and an arsenal of folk instruments. Together they conjure a transnational sound that is at once deeply rooted, satisfyingly sensuous, and smirkingly adventurous.
MUSIC
MUSIC
A BRAHMSIAN AFFAIR
Nov 23, 2025
In this intimate salon concert, two string sextets lay bare the aftershocks of heartbreak. These works ache with nostalgia, their rich textures shaped by an ensemble of pairs: two violins, two violas, two cellos. Subtly, Brahms embeds his beloved’s name into the music itself—a secret farewell. The concert is led by Director of Chamber Music Margaret Batjer.
MUSIC
MUSIC
THE SECOND GOLDEN AGE OF FILM SCORING
THE HOLLYWOOD MODERNISTS
Nov 22, 2025
The Hollywood Modernists - the Second Golden Age of Film Scoring celebrates the influence of American and European modernism on composers Aaron Copland, Bernard Herrmann, Elmer Bernstein, Alex North, and Leonard Rosenman with music from the iconic films To Kill A Mockingbird, North by Northwest, A Streetcar Named Desire, and Rebel Without a Cause.
MUSIC
MUSIC
LONNIE HOLLEY & MOOR MOTHER
Nov 20, 2025
Multidisciplinary artist Lonnie Holley, an improviser of raw spirit and sound, meets poet Moor Mother, a seismic voice of haunted histories and imagined freedoms. Together, they speak tenderness, grief, and resistance. They invite their audience into an intimate act of creation—crafted live, shaped by the room, the people, the moment.
MUSIC
MUSIC
SETH RUDETSKY & J. HARRISON GHEE
Nov 19, 2025
In a night of irresistible showmanship and pure Broadway flair, Seth Rudetsky brings his acclaimed concert series back to The Wallis—this time joined by Tony Award winner J. Harrison Ghee (Some Like It Hot) for a one-night-only performance that promises vocal fireworks and unscripted magic.Rudetsky, the SiriusXM host known for his deep Broadway knowledge and sharp comic timing, guides the evening with spontaneous interviews, behind-the-scenes stories, and jaw-dropping musical moments. Ghee, a trailblazing force on the stage, revisits iconic numbers from their celebrated career—including the powerful 11 o’clock number “You Coulda Knocked Me Over With a Feather”—and breathes new life into classics by Cy Coleman, Charles Strouse, and more.
MUSIC, FAMILY
MUSIC, FAMILY
BILINGUAL SONGS OF HOPE
SONIA DE LOS SANTOS
Nov 8, 2025
Beloved family music artist Sonia De Los Santos brings her joyful, high-energy performance back to The Wallis. Hailed by Billboard as “one of the Latin children’s music artists you should know,” Sonia has won the hearts of families nationwide with her bilingual songs, playful stories, and irresistible rhythms. Singing in both Spanish and English, she blends the sounds of Latin America with North American folk traditions, creating a lively, one-of-a-kind concert experience for all ages. Bursting with warmth, humor, and unforgettable tunes, Sonia’s show is the perfect way to sing, dance, and celebrate together.