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Black Violin is composed of violist Wil B. and violinist Kev Marcus, who combine their classical training and hip-hop influences to create a distinctive multi-genre sound that is often described as “classical boom.” They are joined onstage by DJ SPS and drummer Nat Stokes. The band’s Give Thanks Holiday Tour employs playful storytelling, whimsical string melodies, and hard-hitting beats to highlight the unifying pillars of the holiday season: Giving back to others and being wholeheartedly thankful.

As the nation’s premier family holiday tradition, Cirque Dreams Holidaze will convey the magic of the holiday season through a Broadway-style production infused with contemporary circus arts. The show features a world-renowned ensemble of aerial circus acts, sleight-of-hand jugglers, fun-loving skippers, breath-catching acrobatics, and much more, accompanied by an original music score that includes new twists on seasonal favorites such as “Deck the Halls,” “Winter Wonderland,” and “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree.”

COME JOIN THE SISTERHOOD! Cincinnati Arts Association presents the international hit show Menopause The Musical®, a musical for and about women experiencing "The Change," at the Aronoff Center's intimate Jarson-Kaplan Theater.

The five world-class illusionists that make up this mind-bending theatrical production are back on tour in 2021, following sell-out shows across the globe, rave reviews, and a run in London’s West End. An incredible show for the whole family!

Legendary author, journalist, and social observer Fran Lebowitz comes to Cincinnati for a live, in-conversation event hosted by WVXU-FM's Michael Monks (Cincinnati Edition), followed by an audience Q&A and book signing. 

Television personality, author, and Food Network star Alton Brown has announced that he will bring his new Beyond The Eats tour to the Aronoff Center. Brown says fans can expect “more cooking, more comedy, more music and more potentially dangerous science stuff.” Critics and fans have raved about the interactive components of Brown’s shows. He warns: “Prepare for an evening unlike any other and if I call for volunteers… think twice.”