National Symphony Orchestra

NO BAGS larger than 18 x 16 x 8 inches. All Terrace seats require climbing stairs. There are no elevators in the Auditorium. All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket for admission. Notice of Information Sharing: By purchasing a ticket to this event, you acknowledge that The George Washington University may share your contact information (name, email address, mailing address) with the NSO for the purpose of advertising future events. You will have the opportunity to unsubscribe from these communications at any time. For general ticketing, event questions, or group ticket orders, please email gwticket@gwu.edu. Box office opens when doors open unless otherwise noted.
Grammy Award winner and Musical America 2022 Conductor of the Year Teddy Abrams brings together works by Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky, Sarah Kirkland Snider, and Kennedy Center Honoree Michael Tilson Thomas. Called a voice for this historic moment (The Washington Post), bass-baritone Will Liverman joins the orchestra for the world premiere of Sniders Urge, an NSO co-commission setting texts by poet Tracy K. Smith. Stravinskys Symphonies of Wind Instruments distills music to spare, haunting phrases, while Thomas Street Song draws on the rhythms and sounds of the city. Tchaikovskys Serenade for Strings brings the evening to a warm and celebratory close.

General Information....202-994-6800

Tickets may be picked up (1) one hour prior to show. Customer must present the actual credit card used & a valid photo ID.

Paylots are available as well as street parking. (University Visitors Garage is located on "I" St. at 22nd.

Contact Lisner Auditorium House Manager at 202-994-6800. For Patrons in wheelchairs, please note there is a ramp from the sidewalk. Hearing assistance devices are available in the theatre lobby for no charge, but a photo ID is required.

- No outside food or beverages
- No recording devices during performances
- Electronic devices must be silenced
- Business casual attire recommended
- No re-entry once event begins

Everyone needs a ticket.