multi-sensory musical experiences

PERFORMED BY

VERDIGRIS ENSEMBLE

betty’s notebook

SEP 18-29 2025

Bank of America Theater, Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts

IN C

dates pending

Bank of America Theater, Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts

THIS PLACE CALLED DALLAS

MAR 13-15 2026

Bank of America Theater, Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts

THE VELVETEEN RABBit

MAY 15-18 2026

Bank of America Theater, Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts

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VERDIGRIS ENSEMBLE INVITES YOU TO REIMAGINE THE STORIES WE TELL

[What to expect

This season, Verdigris Ensemble invites you to RE:IMAGINE the stories we tell, the way we listen, and the spaces where music lives. Through four bold performances, we take familiar forms—childhood tales, city streets, radio transmissions, and even the concert itself—and transform them into immersive, multisensory experiences.

Whether you’re stepping into a mystery with Betty’s Notebook, becoming part of a living composition in In C, rediscovering Dallas through poetry and dance in This Place Called Dallas, or seeing love come to life in The Velveteen Rabbit, this season is an open door. You don’t need to know the rules—just bring your curiosity.

This is about hearing things differently, feeling things more deeply, and reimagining what’s possible.

[FAQS

  • Click Here to choose your concert, then press the "Buy Tickets" button and follow the prompts to purchase tickets.

  • While all ticket sales are final and non-refundable, Verdigris Ensemble is pleased to offer ticket exchanges for another performance date, subject to availability. Please contact us at sam@verdigrismusic.org to exchange your ticket.

  • We offer student discounts with a valid ID and group pricing for 10+ attendees. You can select both of these as options during the ticket check out process.

  • Late seating may be available during applause breaks in the program. Please check the event information or ticket for late seating options. If it is an option, you will be asked to wait in the lobby and seated at the discretion of the box office or house management.

  • Verdigris Ensemble encourages patrons to express their personal style in a comfortable yet fashionable manner, embracing a hip and cool aesthetic that reflects our open and inclusive atmosphere.

  • While Verdigris Ensemble concerts are not specifically programmed for children, they are generally appropriate for audience members aged 14 and older. We recommend that parents use their discretion when considering bringing younger children to our performances.

  • As Verdigris Ensemble performs at various locations throughout the season, parking availability and policies differ for each venue. We recommend checking the specific venue's website for the most up-to-date parking information prior to attending the concert.

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  • Most Verdigris Ensemble performances run approximately 60 to 80 minutes without an intermission. In the rare event that an intermission is included, this information will be clearly stated on the specific concert's description page on our website.

  • Verdigris Ensemble typically provides printed programs, but we also utilize QR codes for some content and occasionally for the full program. We encourage all patrons to come prepared to scan QR codes with their smartphones, and we're happy to offer assistance with digital access as needed.

See Some of favourite past performances

Dust Bowl

The Dust Bowl of the 1930s devastated the southern plains with drought, dust storms, and infestations, displacing thousands of families. Through survivor accounts and historical records, it reveals both the immense suffering and the resilience of those who endured nearly a decade of relentless catastrophe.

SHAMs

SHAMS is an immersive production that tells the transformative story of Rumi and his mentor Shams Tabrizi. Blending music, dance, and visual art, it sets Rumi’s poetry in Farsi, tracing a 40-day bond that reshaped spiritual history and invites audiences into a journey of love and cultural connection.

Anthracite Fields

Julia Wolfe’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anthracite Fields transforms the history of coal mining into a powerful musical experience. Through chanting, rhythms, and vivid imagery, it captures both the human cost and the cultural legacy of coal, offering a visceral reflection on an often-forgotten chapter of American history.

song from the UPROAR

Song from the Uproar: The Lives and Deaths of Isabelle Eberhardt is a chamber opera by Missy Mazzoli that brings the fearless explorer’s contradictions to life. Blending live instruments and electronics, it evokes Eberhardt’s defiance of gender, culture, and geography, inviting audiences into a powerful journey of freedom, transformation, and self-discovery.