Thursday, May 22
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6:00 PM special
Opening Gala
•Kick off the 2025 Festival in high style at Spoleto’s Opening Gala—your chance to mix and mingle with some of this season’s extraordinary talent.
Friday, May 23
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12:00 PM traditions
Opening Ceremony
•Spoleto and the Charleston community unite to open the 49th Spoleto Festival USA at this public event.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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7:00 PM opera
Thaïs
•This concert-staging of Jules Massenet's classic opera features the Festival Orchestra and Chorus on stage with the cast and dancers.
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7:30 PM dance
Music from the Sole: I Didn’t Come to Stay
•A Carnival-inspired performance by eight dancers and five musicians celebrating the beauty, complexity, and virtuosity of Black dance and music.
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9:00 PM front row series
Corinne Bailey Rae
•Known for soulful vocals and introspective lyrics, Corinne Bailey Rae performs her hits including “Put Your Records On” to open the Front Row Series.
Saturday, May 24
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM dance
Music from the Sole: I Didn’t Come to Stay
•A Carnival-inspired performance by eight dancers and five musicians celebrating the beauty, complexity, and virtuosity of Black dance and music.
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7:00 PM dance
Music from the Sole: I Didn’t Come to Stay
•A Carnival-inspired performance by eight dancers and five musicians celebrating the beauty, complexity, and virtuosity of Black dance and music.
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9:00 PM front row series
Patterson Hood with MJ Lenderman
•Acclaimed singer-songwriter, guitarist, and co-founder of Drive-By Truckers Patterson Hood performs after a set from emerging singer-songwriter MJ Lenderman.
Sunday, May 25
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM dance
Music from the Sole: I Didn’t Come to Stay
•A Carnival-inspired performance by eight dancers and five musicians celebrating the beauty, complexity, and virtuosity of Black dance and music.
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5:00 PM jazz
Phillip Golub
•Pianist, improviser, and composer, Phillip Golub creates original and expressive music, grounded in—but not constrained by—his engaged practice in jazz, creative music, and new music.
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7:00 PM opera
Thaïs
•This concert-staging of Jules Massenet's classic opera features the Festival Orchestra and Chorus on stage with the cast and dancers.
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7:00 PM dance
Music from the Sole: I Didn’t Come to Stay
•A Carnival-inspired performance by eight dancers and five musicians celebrating the beauty, complexity, and virtuosity of Black dance and music.
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7:00 PM jazz
Phillip Golub
•Pianist, improviser, and composer, Phillip Golub creates original and expressive music, grounded in—but not constrained by—his engaged practice in jazz, creative music, and new music.
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9:00 PM front row series
Valerie June with Jake Xerxes Fussell
•Valerie June performs a gorgeous blend of astral folk and meditative R&B with North Carolina-based American folk singer and guitarist Jake Xerxes Fussell.
Monday, May 26
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM dance
Music from the Sole: I Didn’t Come to Stay
•A Carnival-inspired performance by eight dancers and five musicians celebrating the beauty, complexity, and virtuosity of Black dance and music.
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2:00 PM talks
Jazz Talks
•Spoleto Festival USA’s Jazz Curator Larry Blumenfeld speaks with artists from the 2025 Wells Fargo Jazz Series.
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2:30 PM music
Mozart’s 29th Symphony
•Members of the Festival Orchestra perform works by Arvo Pärt, Missy Mazzoli, and Mozart’s 29th Symphony in an intimate and beautiful setting.
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5:00 PM music
Alisa Weilerstein: FRAGMENTS
•Alisa Weilerstein plays six unique recitals featuring Bach’s indelible cello suites paired with newly commissioned works by 27 of today’s great composers.
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5:00 PM jazz
Phillip Golub
•Pianist, improviser, and composer, Phillip Golub creates original and expressive music, grounded in—but not constrained by—his engaged practice in jazz, creative music, and new music.
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7:00 PM jazz
Phillip Golub
•Pianist, improviser, and composer, Phillip Golub creates original and expressive music, grounded in—but not constrained by—his engaged practice in jazz, creative music, and new music.
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8:00 PM music
Alisa Weilerstein: FRAGMENTS
•Alisa Weilerstein plays six unique recitals featuring Bach’s indelible cello suites paired with newly commissioned works by 27 of today’s great composers.
Tuesday, May 27
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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3:30 PM talks
Conversations With
•Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent Martha Teichner hosts riveting, intimate conversations with the artists and companies of Spoleto Festival USA, illuminating the creative process and delving into the stories that form the 2025 productions.
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5:00 PM jazz
Phillip Golub
•Pianist, improviser, and composer, Phillip Golub creates original and expressive music, grounded in—but not constrained by—his engaged practice in jazz, creative music, and new music.
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7:00 PM jazz
Phillip Golub
•Pianist, improviser, and composer, Phillip Golub creates original and expressive music, grounded in—but not constrained by—his engaged practice in jazz, creative music, and new music.
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7:30 PM front row series
Red Baraat
•Indian-inspired party band Red Baraat performs rhythmic and percussive music in a celebration of joy and unity.
Wednesday, May 28
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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6:30 PM music
Alisa Weilerstein: FRAGMENTS
•Alisa Weilerstein plays six unique recitals featuring Bach’s indelible cello suites paired with newly commissioned works by 27 of today’s great composers.
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8:00 PM jazz
Cécile McLorin Salvant
•Vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant teams up with the Festival Orchestra and her jazz trio to present timeless jazz ballads newly arranged for this project.
Thursday, May 29
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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3:00 PM talks
Conversations With
•Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent Martha Teichner hosts riveting, intimate conversations with the artists and companies of Spoleto Festival USA, illuminating the creative process and delving into the stories that form the 2025 productions.
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6:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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6:00 PM traditions
Tell Your Story
•Four Festival Orchestra fellows pair with Charleston-based entrepreneurs, artists, and activists to create aural memoirs—works of creative placemaking distinct to the South Carolina Lowcountry and to this moment.
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7:00 PM theater
White Box
•In this U.S. premiere performance blending dance, music, film, and projection learn the true story of a lost expedition to fly over the North Pole in a gas balloon.
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7:00 PM music
Spoleto Festival USA Chorus: The Chorus Concerts
•The Festival chorus fills the stunning St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church for these beloved performances, integral to the Festival since 1977.
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8:00 PM music
Alisa Weilerstein: FRAGMENTS
•Alisa Weilerstein plays six unique recitals featuring Bach’s indelible cello suites paired with newly commissioned works by 27 of today’s great composers.
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8:00 PM front row series
Arooj Aftab
•Pakistani composer and vocalist Arooj Aftab performs a blend of jazz, South Asian classical music, pop, and blues, a mix she calls “global soul.”
Friday, May 30
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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5:00 PM music
Spoleto Festival USA Chorus: The Chorus Concerts
•The Festival chorus fills the stunning St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church for these beloved performances, integral to the Festival since 1977.
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6:00 PM theater
White Box
•In this U.S. premiere performance blending dance, music, film, and projection learn the true story of a lost expedition to fly over the North Pole in a gas balloon.
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7:30 PM opera
The Turn of the Screw
•A dark and suspenseful chamber opera follows a governess who grapples with supernatural forces threatening her young charges.
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8:30 PM theater
White Box
•In this U.S. premiere performance blending dance, music, film, and projection learn the true story of a lost expedition to fly over the North Pole in a gas balloon.
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9:00 PM front row series
Mavis Staples
•Blues and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Mavis Staples performs hits from her six decades-long career in a return to the Cistern stage.
Saturday, May 31
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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12:00 PM theater
Polar Bear and Penguin
•Family-friendly play that follows an unlikely friendship between two iconic animals, a polar bear and a penguin.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM dance
Limón Dance Company featuring Spoleto Festival USA Chorus
•Limón Dance Company performs works from their diverse repertoire ranging from classical to cutting-edge, including Missa Brevis accompanied by the Festival Chorus.
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2:00 PM theater
White Box
•In this U.S. premiere performance blending dance, music, film, and projection learn the true story of a lost expedition to fly over the North Pole in a gas balloon.
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3:00 PM theater
Polar Bear and Penguin
•Family-friendly play that follows an unlikely friendship between two iconic animals, a polar bear and a penguin.
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3:30 PM music
Alisa Weilerstein: FRAGMENTS
•Alisa Weilerstein plays six unique recitals featuring Bach’s indelible cello suites paired with newly commissioned works by 27 of today’s great composers.
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6:00 PM music
Alisa Weilerstein: FRAGMENTS
•Alisa Weilerstein plays six unique recitals featuring Bach’s indelible cello suites paired with newly commissioned works by 27 of today’s great composers.
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7:00 PM dance
Limón Dance Company featuring Spoleto Festival USA Chorus
•Limón Dance Company performs works from their diverse repertoire ranging from classical to cutting-edge, including Missa Brevis accompanied by the Festival Chorus.
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7:30 PM theater
White Box
•In this U.S. premiere performance blending dance, music, film, and projection learn the true story of a lost expedition to fly over the North Pole in a gas balloon.
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8:00 PM music
Rosenkavalier Suite + Sibelius Violin Concerto
•Under the baton of Timothy Myers, the Festival Orchestra performs Strauss’s Der Rosenkavalier orchestral suite. Plus, violinist Alexi Kenney performs the iconic Sibelius violin concerto.
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9:00 PM front row series
Band of Horses
•Grammy-nominated Band of Horses performs their unique blend of indie rock, folk, and country for an evening of raw power and emotional intensity.
Sunday, June 1
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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12:00 PM theater
Polar Bear and Penguin
•Family-friendly play that follows an unlikely friendship between two iconic animals, a polar bear and a penguin.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM dance
Limón Dance Company featuring Spoleto Festival USA Chorus
•Limón Dance Company performs works from their diverse repertoire ranging from classical to cutting-edge, including Missa Brevis accompanied by the Festival Chorus.
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3:00 PM theater
Polar Bear and Penguin
•Family-friendly play that follows an unlikely friendship between two iconic animals, a polar bear and a penguin.
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5:00 PM opera
The Turn of the Screw
•A dark and suspenseful chamber opera follows a governess who grapples with supernatural forces threatening her young charges.
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7:00 PM jazz
An Evening with Branford Marsalis
•One of the most influential jazz ensembles of our time, led by saxophonist Branford Marsalis, perform works from their album Belonging.
Monday, June 2
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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3:30 PM talks
Jazz Talks
•Spoleto Festival USA’s Jazz Curator Larry Blumenfeld speaks with artists from the 2025 Wells Fargo Jazz Series.
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7:00 PM front row series
aja monet
•Spoken word poet aja monet performs her powerful and socially conscious verse accompanied by a jazz band.
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8:00 PM music
Kronos Quartet
•The renowned string quartet performs contemporary classics, collaborations, and experimental compositions that will leave you captivated.
Tuesday, June 3
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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7:00 PM opera
The Turn of the Screw
•A dark and suspenseful chamber opera follows a governess who grapples with supernatural forces threatening her young charges.
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7:00 PM jazz
The Vijay Iyer Trio featuring Linda may Han Oh and Tyshawn Sorey
•Pianist Vijay Iyer, drummer Tyshawn Sorey, and bassist Linda May Han Oh push the limits of improvisation and composition, delivering a truly unforgettable sonic affair.
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9:00 PM front row series
Patti Smith
•Under the oaks, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and pioneer of punk rock Patti Smith performs her fusion of rock and poetry.
Wednesday, June 4
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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3:00 PM talks
Conversations With
•Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent Martha Teichner hosts riveting, intimate conversations with the artists and companies of Spoleto Festival USA, illuminating the creative process and delving into the stories that form the 2025 productions.
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6:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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6:30 PM theater
Manual Cinema: The 4th Witch
•Shadow puppets, live-action silhouettes, and captivating music reimagine Shakespeare’s Macbeth in a world premiere production.
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8:00 PM physical theater
Gravity & Other Myths: Ten Thousand Hours
•Eight elite acrobats perform gravity-defying feats and breathtaking acrobatics celebrating the dedication and discipline required to achieve greatness in this U.S. premiere.
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9:00 PM jazz
Etienne Charles Gullah Roots with Special Guest Quentin Baxter
•Trinidad-born trumpeter Etienne Charles and Charleston-native drummer Quentin Baxter explore the deep connections between Afro-Caribbean, Gullah, and American jazz traditions.
Thursday, June 5
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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3:30 PM talks
Conversations With
•Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent Martha Teichner hosts riveting, intimate conversations with the artists and companies of Spoleto Festival USA, illuminating the creative process and delving into the stories that form the 2025 productions.
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6:00 PM theater
Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski
•Following Jan Karski, a reluctant hero who witnessed the atrocities of war-torn Poland and exposed the horrors of the Holocaust to the western world.
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6:00 PM physical theater
Gravity & Other Myths: Ten Thousand Hours
•Eight elite acrobats perform gravity-defying feats and breathtaking acrobatics celebrating the dedication and discipline required to achieve greatness in this U.S. premiere.
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7:00 PM jazz
Ambrose Akinmusire
•Trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire demonstrates depth, range, and creative breadth in a four program residency in three different venues.
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7:30 PM music
Mendelssohn’s Third Symphony
•On a stirring program, the Festival Orchestra performs Scherzo by Väinö Raitio and Mendelssohn’s Scottish Symphony, plus a solo by cellist Inbal Segev.
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8:00 PM theater
Manual Cinema: The 4th Witch
•Shadow puppets, live-action silhouettes, and captivating music reimagine Shakespeare’s Macbeth in a world premiere production.
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8:00 PM music
Isaac Mizrahi: I Know Everybody
•Entertainer and fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi hosts an evening of cabaret featuring his six-piece band, witty commentary, and a healthy dose of irreverence.
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9:00 PM jazz
Ambrose Akinmusire
•Trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire demonstrates depth, range, and creative breadth in a four program residency in three different venues.
Friday, June 6
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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5:30 PM physical theater
Gravity & Other Myths: Ten Thousand Hours
•Eight elite acrobats perform gravity-defying feats and breathtaking acrobatics celebrating the dedication and discipline required to achieve greatness in this U.S. premiere.
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5:30 PM theater
Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski
•Following Jan Karski, a reluctant hero who witnessed the atrocities of war-torn Poland and exposed the horrors of the Holocaust to the western world.
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6:00 PM theater
Manual Cinema: The 4th Witch
•Shadow puppets, live-action silhouettes, and captivating music reimagine Shakespeare’s Macbeth in a world premiere production.
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6:00 PM theater
Indian Ink Theater Company: Mrs. Krishnan’s Party
•A family-friendly performance blending theater, music, and cooking at Mrs. Krishnan’s convenience store.
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8:00 PM opera
The Turn of the Screw
•A dark and suspenseful chamber opera follows a governess who grapples with supernatural forces threatening her young charges.
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9:00 PM jazz
Ambrose Akinmusire
•Trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire demonstrates depth, range, and creative breadth in a four program residency in three different venues.
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9:00 PM front row series
Jeff Tweedy
•An evening under the stars with American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and multi-instrumentalist Jeff Tweedy of Wilco fame.
Saturday, June 7
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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3:00 PM theater
Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski
•Following Jan Karski, a reluctant hero who witnessed the atrocities of war-torn Poland and exposed the horrors of the Holocaust to the western world.
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2:00 PM physical theater
Gravity & Other Myths: Ten Thousand Hours
•Eight elite acrobats perform gravity-defying feats and breathtaking acrobatics celebrating the dedication and discipline required to achieve greatness in this U.S. premiere.
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11:00 AM theater
Indian Ink Theater Company: Mrs. Krishnan’s Party
•A family-friendly performance blending theater, music, and cooking at Mrs. Krishnan’s convenience store.
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3:00 PM theater
Manual Cinema: The 4th Witch
•Shadow puppets, live-action silhouettes, and captivating music reimagine Shakespeare’s Macbeth in a world premiere production.
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5:00 PM jazz
Ambrose Akinmusire
•Trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire demonstrates depth, range, and creative breadth in a four program residency in three different venues.
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6:00 PM music
Isaac Mizrahi: I Know Everybody
•Entertainer and fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi hosts an evening of cabaret featuring his six-piece band, witty commentary, and a healthy dose of irreverence.
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7:00 PM theater
Manual Cinema: The 4th Witch
•Shadow puppets, live-action silhouettes, and captivating music reimagine Shakespeare’s Macbeth in a world premiere production.
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4:00 PM theater
Indian Ink Theater Company: Mrs. Krishnan’s Party
•A family-friendly performance blending theater, music, and cooking at Mrs. Krishnan’s convenience store.
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7:30 PM music
Spoleto Festival USA Chorus + Orchestra: Bach’s Mass in B Minor
•In his final Spoleto performance after 19 years, Joe Miller conducts the Festival Orchestra and Chorus in Bach's Mass in B Minor.
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8:00 PM physical theater
Gravity & Other Myths: Ten Thousand Hours
•Eight elite acrobats perform gravity-defying feats and breathtaking acrobatics celebrating the dedication and discipline required to achieve greatness in this U.S. premiere.
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9:00 PM front row series
Lucinda Williams
•One of the most celebrated singer-songwriters of her generation, Lucinda Williams performs roots rock, country, folk, and blues music from her career spanning more than four decades.
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9:00 PM music
Isaac Mizrahi: I Know Everybody
•Entertainer and fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi hosts an evening of cabaret featuring his six-piece band, witty commentary, and a healthy dose of irreverence.
Sunday, June 8
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11:00 AM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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1:00 PM music
Bank of America Chamber Music
•Rich in revelry and fellowship, this Festival institution features globally renowned musicians performing 11 programs that span canonical classics and vibrant new works.
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2:00 PM theater
Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski
•Following Jan Karski, a reluctant hero who witnessed the atrocities of war-torn Poland and exposed the horrors of the Holocaust to the western world.
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2:00 PM physical theater
Gravity & Other Myths: Ten Thousand Hours
•Eight elite acrobats perform gravity-defying feats and breathtaking acrobatics celebrating the dedication and discipline required to achieve greatness in this U.S. premiere.
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11:00 AM theater
Indian Ink Theater Company: Mrs. Krishnan’s Party
•A family-friendly performance blending theater, music, and cooking at Mrs. Krishnan’s convenience store.
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3:00 PM theater
Manual Cinema: The 4th Witch
•Shadow puppets, live-action silhouettes, and captivating music reimagine Shakespeare’s Macbeth in a world premiere production.
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4:00 PM theater
Indian Ink Theater Company: Mrs. Krishnan’s Party
•A family-friendly performance blending theater, music, and cooking at Mrs. Krishnan’s convenience store.
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9:00 PM front row series
Yo La Tengo
•American indie rock band Yo La Tengo presents their eclectic sound that blends elements of folk, noise rock, and country for an intimate live experience beneath the night sky.